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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Thursday, 1 January 2015. Bird banding at South Grafton Water Reserve 19-20.09.2014. Wendy and Alan Pilkington, Lindsey Nietmann. Fourteen birds of 4 species were caught in mist nets over the two day period, 11 being first time captures and 3 being retraps. An adult female Australian Magpie had an old injury to its right eye, which was virtually missing, so it was released unbanded. A roosting Tawny Frogmouth ...

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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Thursday, 1 January 2015. Bird banding at South Grafton Water Reserve 19-20.09.2014. Wendy and Alan Pilkington, Lindsey Nietmann. Fourteen birds of 4 species were caught in mist nets over the two day period, 11 being first time captures and 3 being retraps. An adult female Australian Magpie had an old injury to its right eye, which was virtually missing, so it was released unbanded. A roosting Tawny Frogmouth ...

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Greg's Wildlife Ramblings: January 2014

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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Thursday, 23 January 2014. In search of the elusive Rufous Scrub-bird. Adult Black-faced Monarch Mulligans Camp Gibraltar Range NP. Views from Raspberry Lookout, Gibraltar Range National Park. Tuesday, 21 January 2014. Weekend in Coffs Harbour. South Solitary Island (in distance) and Split Solitary Island viewed from Park Beach. Sunday, 12 January 2014. Boobook family visits Coutts Crossing backyard. The noisy...

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Greg's Wildlife Ramblings: December 2013

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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Friday, 6 December 2013. Black-necked Stalkers 2013 NSW Twitchathon Report. The Black-necked Stalkers Twitchathon team of Gary Eggins, Russell Jago and me (Head Stalker) decided to vary our route this year to take in some of the western birds that don’t usually occur in the Clarence Valley. It seemed like a good place to start our twitch. We were keen to better our 2012 tally of 209 species, our best to date.

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Greg's Wildlife Ramblings: February 2014

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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Monday, 10 February 2014. Cicadas, Christmas Beetles and Birds. It has been a summer dominated by cicadas and Christmas Beetles and the local eucalypts and corymbias are showing signs of stress. Some trees have had most of their leaves consumed by beetles, mostly Christmas Beetles of the genus. Jumping Beetles on Creek Sandpaper Fig. And others that I am having identified at present. Nymphal cases Ebor Falls.

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Greg's Wildlife Ramblings: A year of wildlife photographs - 2014

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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Wednesday, 31 December 2014. A year of wildlife photographs - 2014. If you want to nominate a photo just go to the comments section at the end of the post and type in your choice. Whiptail Wallaby joey Black Mountain. Common Eggfly, Coutts Crossing. Sunset, Coutts Crossing. Mud-dauber Wasp, Coutts Crossing. Giant Robber Fly, Coutts Crossing. Adult pair of Glossy Black-Cockatoos, Coutts Crossing. Immature Noisy...

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Greg's Wildlife Ramblings: November 2013

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Wildlife ramblings by Greg Clancy Ecologist and Wildlife Guide, Northern Rivers NSW, Australia. Tuesday, 26 November 2013. REPORT ON TWO FIELD TRIPS FROM COUTTS CROSSING TO TULLYMORGAN-LAWRENCE AREA. On November 14 and again on November 21 Warren Thompson and I travelled ‘down river’ to check out the local wetlands and bushland and to catch up with any Black-necked Storks that were around. Interestingly neither species was recorded on the second trip. Also on the first trip I saw an Australian Shelduck.

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany: August 2014

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Sunday, 17 August 2014. The Bee and the Wasp. Back in November 2012, the bird-banding at our regular site at The Charcoal Tank Nature Reserve, not far from West Wyalong in central-west New South Wales, was keeping us occupied if not busy, and I had time to follow the activities of several solitary bees that I was not aware of having noticed on any previous trips. A solitary bee hovering just above the ground, looking to excavate a burrow. I spent several minu...

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Friday, 29 May 2015. Canberra Autumn Mushroom Soup. It seems that for most people who live in Canberra, autumn is a favourite season. A time of cooler temperatures; a reprieve from the often unrelenting heat of a long dry summer, and a change to clear, crisp, sunny days. A time of softer light, and of course, the turning of the leaves from summer green through an almost surreal palette of vibrant yellows, reds, and oranges. Japanese Maple leaf, 8 May 2015.

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany: April 2014

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Wednesday, 30 April 2014. Bowra Station is a property that up until a few years ago was run as a family grazing operation, just outside of Cunnamulla in outback Queensland. Now it is owned and run by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy as a nature reserve, and birds are especially bounteous. BirdLife Australia’s magazine. Hall’s Babblers ( Pomatostomus halli. We saw quite a few Emus ( Dromaius novaehollandiae. On the drive up to Bowra, as well as on the prope...

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Wednesday, 28 January 2015. Lake Wollumboola Sand Plovers. Following my previous post about my White-rumped Sandpiper twitch to Lake Wollumboola on 13 January, I received an email from Chris Brandis about the sand plovers that have been being reported from Lake Wollumboola. In my original post I included in the list of birds seen a single Lesser Sand Plover ( Charadrius mongolus. Has this to say:. In a mixed flock of waders, the Large Sand Plover. So Chris's ...

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Sunday, 28 June 2015. The weather was predominantly cool and quite windy. We did some essentially car-based touristing, including a drive down to the Bodalla cheese factory and café on one of the days, as well as a fair bit of local walking, but we had a mostly quiet relaxed long weekend. Despite the windy conditions, this pelican thought it was a good idea to try to perch on the power lines down at the Mossy Point jetty. Connecting isthmus has repeatedly bee...

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Sunday, 2 March 2014. Capricornia Cays Survey Holiday – 2. Northwest and Masthead Islands. I forgot to mention that it’s very hot and sweaty in Paradise! The shallow reef waters were just perfect for swimming - or for an early morning bathe before the heat of the day set in; with no facilities for showering, this was virtually a requirement. Buff-banded Rails ( Gallirallus philippensis. Snowshoes were worn when traipsing across the burrow-ridden sandy expanse...

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HarPer’s bizarre - a naturalist's miscellany. Saturday, 17 May 2014. During my trip to the Capricornia cays of the Great Barrier Reef earlier this year, one group of birds in particular stood out for me – the terns. Perhaps this is partly because the only new bird I got for the entire trip was a Roseate Tern, but also because they were prominent both in numbers and species. And they’re beautiful! In all, I saw eight different species of tern. Black Noddy amongst the pisonia foliage on Northwest Island.

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