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<blockquote data-quote="Maroon Jay" data-source="post: 3354138" data-attributes="member: 102205"><p>Today we went to the Royal Botanical Gardens. A very nice place to spend the day whether you are looking for birds or not. I saw many repeats and three new ones:</p><p>27, Maned Duck (aka Australian Wood Duck)</p><p>28. Sulpher-crested Cockatoo. A lovely bird that I was very happy to see. They are quite common and tame in the park.</p><p>29. White-faced Heron (seen before in New Zealand)</p><p>After I got home I saw a Pallid Cuckoo in the back yard of the place where I am staying</p><p>30. Pallid Cuckoo. A nice find.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maroon Jay, post: 3354138, member: 102205"] Today we went to the Royal Botanical Gardens. A very nice place to spend the day whether you are looking for birds or not. I saw many repeats and three new ones: 27, Maned Duck (aka Australian Wood Duck) 28. Sulpher-crested Cockatoo. A lovely bird that I was very happy to see. They are quite common and tame in the park. 29. White-faced Heron (seen before in New Zealand) After I got home I saw a Pallid Cuckoo in the back yard of the place where I am staying 30. Pallid Cuckoo. A nice find. [/QUOTE]
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