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Pied Butcherbird family

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We have been observing the Tawny Frogmouth family again during the week at the same park in Broome. There are also two Pied Butcherbird families in the park and they are also growing fast. The bibs will change to black like their parents in due course. A lot of birds have been breeding around Broome in recent months.

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Masked Lapwings breeding

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We have recently come across several Masked Lapwing Vanellus miles families around Broome. These birds are often present in Broome on the green areas, like the school sport’s fields, golf course and the local parks. They are often in large groups in these areas when they are not breeding.

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Tawny Frogmouths breeding again

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I didn’t hang around, but took a few photos to capture the Tawny Frogmouth family that has once again bred close to home. We first noticed the odd eye in April this year, but it does not appear to bother it and it can still feed and obviously breed too. Tawny Frogmouth family. Tawny Frogmouth with an odd right eye.

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Mistletoebird family

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Here are some of the photos that I have taken over recent days of the Mistletoebird family. We are really enjoying the experience of observing another bird species that is black, white and red breed in our local patch. Male Mistletoebird and nest. Female Mistletoebird and nest. Female Mistletoebird feeding the two chicks.

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Cyprus Delights – Part III

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I have encountered a few of the more quirky members of the family, including the brilliant and aptly-named African Emerald Cuckoo, India’s ultra-shy Sirkeer Malkoha, and the fascinating Lesser Ground Cuckoo in Costa Rica. I wonder whether birds that breed in Europe ever meet up with those nest in southern Africa?

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¡Cuerporruín!

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The best laid plans… Last week, I had hoped to get permission to get onto the campus of one or Morelia’s many universities, to look for a family of Wood Ducks that apparently have arrived to spend the winter in its unusual habitat of marshy forest. Mexican Whip-poor-wills , of course, have a Spanish accent! (As

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Keeping Cool in Tierra Caliente, part 2

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Of course, plenty of non-endemics also turned up to have their picture taken. And breeding season allows me to notice certain details that I might miss during the rest of the year. I had never seen the orange legs that this breeding adult is showing, as opposed to the yellow-green legs of the immature one below it.