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KylieWaldon wrote:

7 Feb 2021

lucky you! I've been out in long grass, near water, dry tracks, and I still haven't seen a snake. I must be snake blind. Or they hear me coming and dart off.

Pseudechis porphyriacus

PaulF wrote:

31 Jan 2021

Thanks Chris, I was not sure myself.

Corvus coronoides

ChrisAllen wrote:

31 Jan 2021

If you see under the bill, there is the throat hackles. That's the best indicator between a Little Crow and an Australian Raven. It did take a lot of double checking to make sure I'd identified it correctly because it is difficult to separate the two

Corvus coronoides

KylieWaldon wrote:

26 Jan 2021

Hi. This is a very young Grey Fantail. They are brown and white and turn to grey and white (with some cream on the belly) as they mature.

Rhipidura albiscapa

ChrisAllen wrote:

26 Jan 2021

I think these are homing pigeons which are usually domesticate Rock doves.

Columba livia

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