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Noisy Miners and Common Mynas - different but both disruptive
Plenty of these, but where are the Pallid Cuckoos in recent years?
Another Summer breeding migrant in Canberra
Sacred Kingfisher - a summer migrant in our area.
Out of Eden. A Fairy-Prion during a COG pelagic trip.
Will Brolgas ever return to the Canberra area?
Eyes up for Cicadabirds - not often seen, even in the ranges
Canberra and the surrounding region has the richest bird life of any Australian capital city – over two hundred species have been recorded here. From our largest bird, the Emu, to the smallest, the Weebill, the birds of Canberra present an ever-changing kaleidoscope of sizes, shapes, colours and sounds.
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COG/Canberra Birds Quiz Night
Sandra Henderson
Sue Lashko