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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. A lot of birds have been breeding around Broome in recent months. The post Pied Butcherbird family appeared first on 10,000 Birds.

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Breeding Crested Pigeons in Broome

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The Crested Pigeon family remained in the tree away from danger for quite some time with both parents present. Although Crested Pigeons are quite a common bird Australia-wide you don’t always find a nest, so that you are able to observe the family grow.

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Yellow-billed Spoonbills breeding

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There was an island in the middle of the river and the tall trees held Yellow-billed Spoonbill nests and there were several families within the vicinity. Not only is it a bird species we rarely encounter, but we had never found a breeding colony before. Yellow-billed Spoonbill family. Juvenile Yellow-billed Spoonbills.

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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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Pied Oystercatchers breeding in Roebuck Bay

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This large flock is generally the non-breeding birds and on one occasion we have observed a nest there, but we do not know the outcome of it. In recent years there have been Pied Oystercatchers attempting to breed along the shores of Roebuck Bay. Pied Oystercatcher family with two chicks. Pied Oystercatchers on the move.

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Pied Oystercatcher breeding season is here again!

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The eggs hatched out around 20th June after 28 days of incubation and the Pied Oystercatcher family were soon on the move. This moves the family closer to a reef that gets exposed on low tides and better feeding opportunities. Usually the first thing we look for when we visit Pied Oystercatcher families is look for footprints.

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