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Hoopoe was my Best Bird of the Year despite all the new birds I saw in Busan, SouthKorea. Blue-footed Boobies dance, whistle, court with their blue bills, cradle eggs with their blue feet, and cherish their young; they are endlessly fun and inspiring to observe. You can read all about it here.
We will have plenty more news to share from home as our Pied Oystercatchers are all on round two of trying to hatch a clutch of eggs along the beaches around Broome……thanks to our friends that have kept an eye out for us in our absence!
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