would you believe my friend had one come and sit in her tree out here at sellhiem charters towers first time we have seen one out here and she got a wonderful shot of it as welll!!!! i just hate her :)
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Lmao, top stuff Jo.
Wow thqat's a long way from the coast for them I would think. good for your friend to see them in her yard.i have them here sometimes but i'm on the coast.
See Yez
Trev
Where is the location? Qld?
We have an active Pacific Baza nest near Glenbrook in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. Two young in the nest too. About two weeks from fledging.
wow they are beautiful birds... can any post a pic?
Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best
Just for you Hev
Pacific Bazaar, Mackay Botanic Gardens.
why thank you kind sir! Lovely birds. Obviously Geelong supporters like myself :)
Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best
OMG Hev, your level of "class" has just plunged to greater depths....lol.
Chilled red wine, Geelong Football Club.
Seeing your a one of my mates on here I feel obliged to help you a bit.
Step 1. Have your Red wine at room temp.
Step 2. When you have had a substantial amount of "Red" there is a good song you can sing and it starts with "Good old Collingwood forever .......
Lmao.
collingwho?
Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best
Ha ha ha....nice come back Hev. I will pay that one.
colliwobbles youe mean. go Geelong !!! oh and by the way still off line waiting for my internet to be changed over they tell me 5 to 10 days to change a phone number !!!
Just FYI it's a Pacific Baza! :) Not a bazaar.
i stand corrected windhover
2 years on from the original post I am looking at this thread for the first time. I remember the first time I saw a Pacific Baza was whilst visiting Cairns on holiday.
However today, while gardening, with Noisy Myna alarm calls going all day, i notice all the comotion being caused by just the same lovely species, right above my head, one adult and two juveniles (who chirp constantly), in a eucalypt, just east of Glenbrook, in Lapstone.
I've been aware of this hawk for some time now (have been living here for 6 years) and originally thought this was a Collared Sparrowhawk. But for the first time today, in such close proximity, I saw a small crest on each bird, as they perched above my head.
I was surprised to find this species in the blue mountains, but all evidence suggests these birds are not just coastal.
Lovely day.