On our walk this morning Frances peered hard into the edge of the Broome St Lagoon. She thought there was something interesting - probably not a baby duck. On borrowing he binoculars it was clearly a Common Sandpiper, which is not at all common here. There are a handful of records here from October -November last year (and the species is better recorded on either side of us). Here is my phone photograph, with helpful arrows.
I went back with a camera about an hour later but the bird had gone. So I took some other photos, using a bit of digital zoom, so a bit fuzzy. First up Chestnut Teal.Then both expected Teal species.
A Royal Spoonbill on a bad hair day.
More tonsorial issues.
Going to the jetties in the end of Coulls Inlet, I was pleased with the eye colour of this Little Black Cormorant.
And this Silver Gull.







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