1. This appears to be a high-flying flock of Topknot Pigeons. This is with a 500mm lens
I couldn't tell what they were but people in a local Facebook group identified them.
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2. Here is an actual pixel crop of #1. There isn't much detail to go on
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3. Willie Wagtail
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4. Female Red-backed Fairy-wren. It's a bit difficult to tell the females of the three common local species apart
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5. Yellow-faced Honeyeater
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I couldn't tell what they were but people in a local Facebook group identified them.
2. Here is an actual pixel crop of #1. There isn't much detail to go on
3. Willie Wagtail
4. Female Red-backed Fairy-wren. It's a bit difficult to tell the females of the three common local species apart
5. Yellow-faced Honeyeater
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