what lark ?

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TTT
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what lark ?

was at Long Reef NSW hoping to see whales (no luck) but came across this ...

moving on the ground,

first it looked like a sparrow but then it may be more exotic like a lark

which type ?


 

lorne.johnson@d...
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Richard's/Australiasian Pipit. Not that exotic, but still cool. LJ

BabyBirdwatcher
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Yes, definately Australian pipit. They are very confident at Long Reef these days. Did you see any Nankeen Kestrels at Long Reef?

TTT
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thanks lorne and babybirdwatcher

it was moving (hop or walk ??) right next to a crowd of people, definitely confident

no nankeen kestrel, it was late towards sunset

usually you can see them about 80% of the time

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