Peters List (1 Viewer)

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This will be my best year for twitching. I plan a lot of travelling and camping. So to start with, I give this offering. It is an Australian list and the first offering is my backyard, what I get at home.

1. European Blackbird
2. House Sparrow
3. Spotted Turtledove
4. Indian Mynah (The rat of the air)
5. Goldfinch
6. Pigeon (only because they are here)
7. Superb Fairy Wren (Breeding in my garden)
8. Willie Wagtail
9. Grey Fantail
10. Peregrine Falcon
11. Dollarbird
12. White-plumed Honeyeater
13. Blue-faced Honeyeater
14. Red Wattlebird
15. Yellow-rumped Thornbill
16. Noisy Friarbird
17. Galah
18. Short-billed Corella
19. Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
20. Latham's Snipe
21. Yellow-billed Spoonbill
22. Intermediate Egret
23. Australasian Grebe
24. Eastern Shrike-tit
25. Wood Duck
26. Black Duck
27. White Ibis
28. Straw-necked Ibis
29. Large Black Cormorant
30. Darter
31. Whistling Kite
32. Little Pied Cormorant
33. Murray River Rosella
34. Crimson Rosella
35. Jacky Winter
36. Musk Lorikeet
37. Little Lorikeet
38. Eastern Rosella
39. White-winged Chough
40. Magpie
41. Mudlark
42. Spur-winged Plover
43. Eurassian Coot
44. Eastern Swamphen
45. White-throated Treecreeper
46. Brown Treecreeper
47. Silvergull
48. Brown Goshawk
49. Black-shouldered Kite
50. Australian Raven
51. White-faced Heron
52. White-necked Heron
53. Nankeen Kestrel
54. Dusky Moorhen
55. Red-rumped Parrot
56. Azure Kingfisher
57. Kookaburra
58. Welcome Swallow
59. Dusky Woodswallow
60. Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike
61. White-browed Scrub-wren
62. Rufous Whistler
63. Grey Shrike-thrush
64. Restless Flycatcher
65. Noisy Miner (I always forget to include this on any list. I just love its antics.)
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