Some other birds at the lake.

[Isac]

#1 - Black Faced Cuckoo Shrike

#2 - Black Faced Cuckoo Shrike

#3 - Need ID (same as #4)

#4 - Need ID (same as #3)

[Isac]

Some more birds.

#5 - Cormorant

#6 - White Faced Heron

#7 - Swan with a couple of Grebes

#8 - Swans almost grown up.

#9 - Juvenile Coot

#10 - Kookaburra

[Ironwood]

Good variety there Isac.

#3 &4 could be a juvenile White-fronted Chat.

[HansE]

Good haul 2 and 4 for me.

[Toddyh]

Second series seems a lot better than the first for some reason. #4 for me. Black Swans are hard to beat.

[wigz]

That's a good collection Isac. #3 and #4 in the first set could be a Reed Warbler. The cuckoo-shrike looks quite friendly.

[Isac]

Good variety there Isac. #3 &4 could be a juvenile White-fronted Chat.

Cheers Ironwood. Not as good IQ as I would have liked. I since found out that these guys are Australian Reed Warblers.

Good haul 2 and 4 for me.

Thanks for that Hans, glad you had some favourites.

Second series seems a lot better than the first for some reason. #4 for me. Black Swans are hard to beat.

Thanks Todd. There's only 5 Black Swans here and they are just wonderful to watch. They actually do a bit of flying so I hope to get that action one day.

That's a good collection Isac. #3 and #4 in the first set could be a Reed Warbler. The cuckoo-shrike looks quite friendly.

Thanks wigz. You're right with the warblers. Cheers for that. These Cuckoo Shrikes seem to have been breeding quite a lot at the lake for the first time, so that's a good sign. They don't seem to fly away as quickly now as they used to - maybe they are becoming urbanised.