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Tag: birds

An Ostentation of Peacocks
October 14, 2015 32 Comments by David Asia

An Ostentation of Peacocks

Is there a more ostentatious bird than the male of the Indian peafowl, the Peacock? I was introduced to this […]

Predator in the City – Powerful Owl
September 30, 2015 34 Comments by David Australia

Predator in the City – Powerful Owl

I love unexpected or incidental wildlife encounters. There is something very satisfying about planning a successful trip to see rare, […]

The Hudson’s Brant
September 16, 2015 24 Comments by David USA

The Hudson’s Brant

New York City needs little introduction. A throbbing metropolis and concrete jungle where, as they say, if you can make it here, […]

The Iconic Emu of Australia
August 19, 2015 14 Comments by David Australia

The Iconic Emu of Australia

Australia – The only country in the world that routinely eats its own Coat of Arms. Many Aussies will tell you […]

Pink Gold – The Roseate Spoonbill
July 29, 2015 27 Comments by David USA

Pink Gold – The Roseate Spoonbill

The sprawling wetlands of Florida form North America’s premier habitat for egret, heron and ibis. Large bodies of shallow and […]

Dazzling Bee-eaters of Sri Lanka
July 22, 2015 29 Comments by David Asia

Dazzling Bee-eaters of Sri Lanka

The emerald isle of Sri Lanka is a dream destination for lovers of nature. The vast national parks, where wild Asian Elephants still […]

Hornbill Returns to Singapore
July 15, 2015 24 Comments by David Asia

Hornbill Returns to Singapore

A move to a new continent is a challenging and exciting life experience. For a wildlife enthusiast, it opens up a […]

The Skydiving Brown Pelican
July 1, 2015 12 Comments by David USA

The Skydiving Brown Pelican

Like The Osprey, the Brown pelican was pushed to the verge of extinction by the extensive use of pesticides, which found […]

Florida Ospreys
June 3, 2015 13 Comments by David USA

Florida Ospreys

The widespread use of DDT based pesticides decimated the osprey population in the US, and globally between 1950 and 1975. […]

Singapore Owl – Buffy the Fish Slayer
May 13, 2015 19 Comments by David Asia

Singapore Owl – Buffy the Fish Slayer

A large Fish owl, in broad daylight, in the city state of Singapore? Sightings like this are the very essence […]

Superb Fairywrens in Sydney
May 6, 2015 4 Comments by David Australia

Superb Fairywrens in Sydney

Fairywrens are small, energetic and spectacularly coloured birds that are often visible in city parks and gardens. They are also […]

The Australian Pelican
April 29, 2015 11 Comments by David Australia

The Australian Pelican

Arrive in any coastal town in Australia, especially one with a working harbour, and there is an excellent chance that […]

Is it an owl? Is it a log? No, it is a Frogmouth!
April 14, 2015 6 Comments by David Australia

Is it an owl? Is it a log? No, it is a Frogmouth!

There is a bizarre species of bird that lives in Australasia and across SE Asia that would be entitled to enter […]

Sydney Pelagics – How to see an Albatross
April 5, 2015 6 Comments by David Australia

Sydney Pelagics – How to see an Albatross

The Australian city of Sydney is many things to many people. The state capital of New South Wales is the […]

Where to see a Cassowary
April 4, 2015 7 Comments by David Australia

Where to see a Cassowary

For most bird enthusiasts the Southern Cassowary is something that you read about in the National Geographic or catch a glimpse of […]

San Francisco; Hummingbirds in the city
April 1, 2015 11 Comments by David USA

San Francisco; Hummingbirds in the city

New York City had been held firmly in the grip of what appeared to be the start of a new […]

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