Bruny Island, Tasmania
Brown Quail
Tasmanian Native Hen
Dusky Robin
Flame Robin
Pink Robin
Scarlet Robin
Black-faced Cormorants
Pacific Gull
Tawny-crowned Honeyeater
Superb Fairy-wrenAnd some records of the Target Species: Forty Spotted Pardalote…
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Hi Paul - I discovered your blog a few years ago and then promptly forgot about it until I remembered it was where I got the Australian Bird Directory I keep all my photos in from. Or rather try to. Is it still on here somewhere? It is such a great resource and I know a few other birders who would love to be able to access their birds pics and docs quickly and easily.
As I am currently working on a blog of my own, I will try and be more attentive to others in future; your photos are all wonderful so it shouldn't be too hard!
Cheers
Melissa
HI Melissa,
Glad you're finding the directory useful. It probably needs updating by now but, if you send me an email to paul@dartfordwarbler.com, I will dig it up and send it on to you.
Thanks,
Paul
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