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Queensland, August 2006 (1 Viewer)

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Hi All,
I have put together a small report on a recent trip to Queensland, Australia. I also did manage a few pictures, some have been uploaded to my gallery here, more to follow.

Cheers
Niels
 

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Hi Niels

Very interesting report and brings back very fond memories of my own trips to Brisbane and Cairns. I'm particularly envious of your sighting of Little Eagle at Mt Coot-tha. I spent all day at the top of Mt Coot-tha as best man at my brother's wedding exactly two years ago and it was the only day of a three week trip without a lifer! Also envious of the Samsonvale Red-backed Kingfisher, Tom didn't have one of those waiting for me.

E
 
Edward said:
Hi Niels

Very interesting report and brings back very fond memories of my own trips to Brisbane and Cairns. I'm particularly envious of your sighting of Little Eagle at Mt Coot-tha. I spent all day at the top of Mt Coot-tha as best man at my brother's wedding exactly two years ago and it was the only day of a three week trip without a lifer! Also envious of the Samsonvale Red-backed Kingfisher, Tom didn't have one of those waiting for me.

E

Hi Edward,
Tom said that during (if i remember correctly) 16 years, this was only the second red-backed K anywhere near Brisbane, so it is no surprise he did not have one for you. I suspect he had something else I did not get :)

This was definitely a very good trip for me birdwise, I could not have wished for more.

The little eagle was my second, I had another one on a visit to Victoria a couple of years ago. Scaly breasted Lorikeet was a first for me at that visit.

Cheers
Niels
 
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