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Rained since I've been home, caught a nasty cold, and I can't find good coffee anywhere. It's good to be back?

My two years in Australia (1/3) & My two years in Australia (2/3)

Follow up to My two years in Australia (1/2).

Species:

1. Variegated Fairywren
2. Eastern Yellow Robin
3. Female King Parrot
4. Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos
5. Mangrove Gerygone
6. Eastern Osprey
7. Welcome Swallow
8. Laughing Kookaburra
9. Rainbow Bee-eater
10. Boobook Owl
11. Rainbow Bee-eaters
12. Double Barred Finch
13. Silver Gull & Eastern Osprey
14. Striated Pardalote
15. Superb Fairywren
16. Eastern Osprey
17. Female Eastern Spinebill
18. Juvenile Pacific Gull
19. Crimson Rosella
20. Scarlet Robin

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A few of my favourite avian photos from my travels up and down the east coast of Australia over the last two years. Taken from my post My Two Years in Australia including non avian friends.

A few of my favourite avian photos from my travels up and down the east coast of Australia over the last two years. Taken from my post My Two Years in Australia including non avian friends.

A few of my favourite avian photos from my travels up and down the east coast of Australia over the last two years. Taken from my post My Two Years in Australia including non avian friends.

A few of my favourites taken during my travels up and down the east coast of Australia over the last two years.

In order of appearance: dingo, forest kingfishers / humpback whale / female glossy black cockatoo / humpback / male king parrot / lathams snipe / humpback / yellow tufted honeyeater / humpback / rainbow bee-eater / Tasmanian native hen (aka The Turbo Chook) / eastern grey kangaroo / crimson rosella / willie wagtail / whistling kite / willie wagtail / beach stone curlew / plumed whistling duck

A selection of avian photos from my Two years in Australia post with some extras. Truly fortunate to have spent so much time hanging out with such a variety of incredible animals during my short time here in Australia.

I thought I'd manage to trim down my two years in Australia into one post which is pretty hilarious😂 so here's part 1 of 3. What an incredible country, filled with incredible places, people and wildlife. I hope you Aussies know just how fortunate you are with what you have here. It's not a goodbye but a see you soon🫡