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A couple of ANZAC Day fly-bys

Very agreeable Laughing Kookaburras all holding the same point of view while waiting for the sun on a cool autumn morning.

A Leaf-curling Spider with its fingers on the pulse (web). Waiting for that transmitted vibration that says dinner has arrived.

Sanderling, a small shorebird that forages the shoreline at low tide. This one, among others, was waiting out the high tide on the Kingston pier Norfolk Island.

Spade Flower (Hybanthus enneaspermus)about 1 cm across. Wangi Point

Black-winged Petrel. Nests in burrows or rock ledges and roams the Pacific Ocean for 6 months after the breeding season.

A male Superb Fairy-wren catching morning sun

Grey Fantail on Norfolk Island but common across some Pacific Islands and Australia.

A shaft of sunlight catches a Norfolk Island Gerygone in the NI Botanic Gardens rainforest. A small bird about 10 cm long restricted to Norfolk Island.

Looking east from Captain Cook Lookout at the northern edge of Norfolk Island. The small islands host nesting seabirds.

Feral Chickens
Norfolk Island has a large feral chicken population. Genetic studies suggest that they have mixed origin from Southeast Asia and Pacific Islands, possibly being introduced by the Pitcairners and Melanesians along with introductions fro

Silvereye. Widespread through Australia, Pacific islands and New Zealand.

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