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<blockquote data-quote="Vectis Birder" data-source="post: 1464633" data-attributes="member: 43690"><p>I did go for a short birding sesh this morning and the lifers came thick and fast. I went for a walk through St Kilda and down to the waters edge. There were </p><p><strong>Silver Gull</strong></p><p><strong>Laughing Gull</strong></p><p><strong>Pacific Gull</strong> </p><p><strong>Pied Cormorant</strong> </p><p><strong>Black Cormorant</strong> </p><p><strong>Crested Tern</strong> </p><p><strong>Black Swan</strong> (at last - tickable non-ornamental Black Swans! For a European, or indeed any non-Aussies, it was strange seeing black swans instead of white ones) </p><p><strong>Rainbow Lorikeets</strong> in the trees </p><p><strong>Australian Magpies</strong></p><p><strong>Common Myna</strong> (introduced species, I think)</p><p></p><p>I have also never seen so many fitness fanatics in one place either - I know we have our share in UK but runners, swimmers, cyclists, etc, were out in force. </p><p></p><p>I went back to the hostel for a 'quick nap' at 10am - the 'quick nap' lasted until 4.30pm!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vectis Birder, post: 1464633, member: 43690"] I did go for a short birding sesh this morning and the lifers came thick and fast. I went for a walk through St Kilda and down to the waters edge. There were [B]Silver Gull[/B] [B]Laughing Gull[/B] [B]Pacific Gull[/B] [B]Pied Cormorant[/B] [B]Black Cormorant[/B] [B]Crested Tern[/B] [B]Black Swan[/B] (at last - tickable non-ornamental Black Swans! For a European, or indeed any non-Aussies, it was strange seeing black swans instead of white ones) [B]Rainbow Lorikeets[/B] in the trees [B]Australian Magpies[/B] [B]Common Myna[/B] (introduced species, I think) I have also never seen so many fitness fanatics in one place either - I know we have our share in UK but runners, swimmers, cyclists, etc, were out in force. I went back to the hostel for a 'quick nap' at 10am - the 'quick nap' lasted until 4.30pm! [/QUOTE]
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