Sunshine Coast Birds

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Monday, 17 October 2011

Shining Flycatcher on the Sunshine Coast

Shining Flycatcher is always a tricky bird to find in southeast Queensland so it was nice to see three - a pair and a single male - from my kayak today along the Maroochy River, Sunshine Coast.
The female in the first pair was particularly inquisitive.
There were lots of Collared Kingfishers about, with this one showing nicely in the open.
Plenty of Australasian Darters were along the river,
Along with Royal Spoonbills.
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  1. David Taylor23 February 2016 at 16:16

    Hi Greg - Ive a few days coming up in Noosa and would love to photograph a Shining Flycatcher! I know a scarce bird in SEQ but wondered if you had any spots near Noosa where they may be a chance to see? Cheers David Taylor

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    1. Greg Roberts23 February 2016 at 18:45


      David email me at address in facebook badge down right column of blog

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