Normally this is always difficult but not this trip.
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Male. |
During this Trip to South Australia Thanks to Deb, Ian, Renate, Graham, Greg, Sue and Dave I saw some amazing wildlife. Deb asked me what my Bird of the trip would be knowing there could only really be one choice, the amazing
Princess Parrot (Polytelis alexandrae).
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Female. |
It is a difficult species to see anywhere in Australia but in South Australia it is restricted to just the NW of the state and is highly nomadic.
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