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Emus and fences

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The Emu Dromaius novaehollandiae is Australia’s largest bird standing at up to 2 metres (6 foot 6 inches) tall. They are also inquisitive, so if you observe some near the edge of the road and you want to gain their attention you can turn on your car indicators and they will often investigate rather than run off.

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Failure to launch

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For example on my trip to Australia earlier this year I borrowed the car one day to drive to Ku-Ring-Gai National Park, a location that proved fruitful for Clare later in the year. Instead we turned back and investigated the rock pools along the coast. In the distance you can see Red Rocks- access denied.

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Tropical Cyclone Iggy

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This cyclone has been named Cyclone Iggy and is a dominant circle on our satellite image of Western Australia. They will be seeking protection where they can and they will return as soon as the rain eases. We have had a wet week in Broome with a tropical low to our north and further down the coast there is a cyclone.

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Langi Crossing birding part two

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The Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike was observed every day, but the less common to the area White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike did drop by to investigate on a few occasions over our visits. The finches would use areas of bush that offered maximum protection and then drop down to the water’s edge to drink and bathe.

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Tiger Snake and birds under observation

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Dusky Moorhen investigates the Tiger Snake. The other Black Swan then joined her and they were being very protective of the nest site. Black Swans being protective of their nest. Birding Australia Australian birds Melbourne snakes and birds' Ducks observing the Tiger Snake.

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