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JimL wrote:
5 hrs ago
Thanks @IdleWanderer
Sorry, my Brain Fart on this one…

Anhinga novaehollandiae
12 hrs ago
Sorry, I clicked on the wrong button.

Anhinga novaehollandiae
IdleWanderer wrote:
Yesterday
I still believe this is an Australian Darter.
1 - the bird has red feet whereas the little pied cormorant has black feet.
2 - the 2nd & 3rd photos show the white line through its face and its face is not fleshy and yellow.
Also, see sighting #4713343 for a similar looking bird.

Anhinga novaehollandiae
dhkmapr wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks Don. It's certainly a jungle out there. Last year's attempt by the kookas' failed when a brushtail slipped in and broke the eggs during the short period between the end of the female's overnight incubation shift and the male's arrival. Both birds entered the box and confronted the possum for many minutes to no avail. They didn't return last season and, while they have since inspected the box from time to time, they show no indications of using it in the coming season. On the other hand, a pair of wood ducks have visited every day since mid-June and show every sign of breeding there. Rather than disturb them now, we'll leave them to take their chances for this season, and defer any predator-protection modifications until next year. PS: the kookas did breed successfully last year, although I don't know where they nested. Presumably they will re-use that nest in the coming season, assuming it is still available.

Petaurus notatus
plants wrote:
Yesterday
Lisa. Would not hurt to leave for a shile to check ID. not a problem wher it is growing until is is much larger.

Anredera cordifolia

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