Identificaciones de george_hobson
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Albatros Real del Norte (Diomedea sanfordi)Observ.
noahfenwickDescripción
Not great images.
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Chorlito de Frente Negra (Charadrius melanops)Observ.
arnimDescripción
Seems to me to have different coloration to the other three dotterels around the corner
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emily_rDescripción
Pair chasing off the juvenile from previous breeding season. Starting to defend territory.
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emily_rDescripción
Pair hanging out on the beach. No sign of eggs or chicks. Looks like they might have given up on this breeding season now.
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obscurusDescripción
Part of a large post-breeding flock (60-70 birds) that roosts on the Pauanui Waterways subdivision at HW
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emily_rDescripción
There were a lot of NZ dotterel at Rahotu this evening. I've put down 14 in total, but it was difficult to keep count and so could have been anywhere between 12 and 18 birds. Fledged chick doing well. The three younger chicks look like they have another week to go before being able to fly. Chicks able to cross the stream.
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emily_rDescripción
Pair still behaving like they might have eggs/chicks. I've not seen them though.
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jordi_nzDescripción
The three chicks have been weighed and banded. Banding details are
DP8201 ELF CLH 99g
DP8202 CLM 92g
DP8203 CLS 96g
Close to fledging.
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jacobrobinennisDescripción
Dotterel pair, very eager to see us off from the area.
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emily_rDescripción
Six adults, two fledged chicks and two approx 4 week old chicks. Fledged chicks feeding by waters edge and along the sandspit. Looking very grown up. Kept a good distance from the two 4 week old chicks, hence out of focus last photo.
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emily_rDescripción
The chicks have finally hatched! Two chicks and three adults. There were a lot of people on the beach including one family with a dog (NB Sandy Bay is a no dog reserve).
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arnimDescripción
I'm guessing by the location and coloration this is a native bird's handiwork, which makes Pipit or banded dotterel two good candidates, given the location in this ephemeral dune wetland. Others are possible.
The area is unfortunately prone to morons on motor vehicles...
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Chorlitejo de Dos Bandas (Anarhynchus bicinctus)Observ.
emily_rDescripción
At least 30
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