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Rufous Owl |
Rufous Owl is always a difficult bird to connect with so I was pretty pleased to see them so well at Mataranka (
see here) just a few days ago. Now I have had an even better encounter, last night here at the Mardagul camping ground in Kakadu National Park (see next post for more information about this lovely spot.)
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Rufous Owl |
The bird was heard calling at dusk across the billabong, a tributary of the South Alligator River, where we are camped by. A little trawling with the tape and it was here in a minute.
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Rufous Owl |
The bird continued calling vociferously for another hour or so. The image below is part of the paperbark-lined billabong where the bird was found.
Spectacular stuff. Such a magnificent owl and a beautiful place. I can almost imagine the sounds.
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