NETFN Club Inc. activity 8 March 2025

 Attendees: 14 NETFN Inc. members and guests plus activity leader Geoff Shannon

Birds observed (sighted and/or heard):

Cormorant, Great – Phalacrocorax carbo
Cormorant, Little Black – Phalacrocorax sulcirostris
Cormorant, Little Pied – Phalacrocorax melanoleucos
Dotterel, Black-fronted – Charadrius melanops
Duck, Pacific Black – Anas superciliosa
Duck, Wood – Chenonetta jubata
Egret, Great – Ardea alba
Egret, Intermediate – Ardea intermedia
Fairy-wren, Superb Blue – Malurus cyaneus
Fantail, Grey – Rhipidura fuliginosa
Grassbird, Little – Megalurus gramineus
Gull, Pacific – Larus pacificus
Gull, Silver – Larus novaehollandiae
Heron, White-faced – Ardea novaehollandiae
Hobby, Australian (Little Falcon) – Falco longipennis
Lapwing, Masked – Vanellus miles
Magpie, Australian – Gymnorhina tibicen
Native-hen, Tasmanian – Gallinula mortierii
Pelican, Australian – Pelecanus conspicillatus
Raven, Forest – Corvus tasmanicus
Rosella, Green – Platycercus caledonicus
Sea-eagle, White-breasted – Haliaeetus leucogaster
Shelduck, Australian – Tadorna tadornoides
Silvereye – Zosterops lateralis
Spoonbill, Royal – Platalea regia
Starling, Common – Sturnus vulgaris
Swallow, Welcome – Hirundo neoxena
Swamphen, Purple – Porphyrio porphyrio
Swan, Black – Cygnus atratus
Teal, Chestnut – Anas castanea
Teal, Grey – Anas gracilis
Tern, Crested – Sterna bergii