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  1. trinidadexpress.com › features › localLife of the lapwing | Features Local | trinidadexpress.com

    4 days ago · One large pigeon flew onto the fence overlooking the nest and inevitably suffered an attack by the lapwing parent on guard duty. Head lowered, wings open with spurs displayed, the lapwing ...

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  3. visibleprocrastinations.wordpress.com › 2024/07/02 › julyJuly – Waring Wombat Season | Visible Procrastinations

    5 days ago · Chunnup (Cockatoo season) – Winter May-July Late May to late July is Chunnup – or ‘season of cockatoos’, the coldest time of year where we see freezing winds, bleak mists and rain. 🌧️ Freezing winds 🌧️ Coldest time of year 🌧️ Bleak mists 🌧️ Rain. REFERENCES: Reid, A.J. (1984) Gum Leaves and Geckoes: Gould League ...

  4. www.wwt.org.uk › wetland-centres › martin-mereWWT Martin Mere sees amazing productivity of lapwings | WWT

    3 days ago · Lapwings will usually lay around four eggs in the shallow depression of the grass. Then, it takes around 26 days for the eggs to hatch. 27 pairs and 47 chicks fledged, - the reserve at WWT Martin Mere has seen the best productivity of lapwings in the reserve history.The reserve is the perfect breeding ground for lapwings due to the amazing wetland habitat.

  5. eyeonsouthport.co.uk › wwt-martin-mere-sees-amazingWWT Martin Mere sees amazing productivity of Lapwings

    2 days ago · 27 pairs and 47 chicks fledged, - the reserve at WWT Martin Mere has seen the best productivity of lapwings in the reserve history. The reserve is the perfect breeding ground for lapwings due to the amazing wetland habitat. The species prefer short grass to build their nests so that they can see any predators approaching.

  6. sillimanjournal.su.edu.ph › index › sjAspects of Biology and Conservation of the Philippine Cockatoo...

    5 days ago · The Philippine cockatoo, (Cacatua haematuropygia), is a highly endangered bird species. Since three years ago, the Philippine Cockatoo Conservation Program has been carrying out a project in southern Palawan 0 saw this species from extinction.

  7. www.margaretriver.com › things-to-do › attractionsHow to spot the Red-tailed Black Cockatoo

    5 days ago · The Forest Red-tailed Black Cockatoos are more reticent than Carnaby or Baudin’s cockatoos when it comes to posing, and spook more easily. Their preferred forest habitat can also make them hard to capture.

  8. mcgregorcoxall.com › new-lookout-at-the-twelve-apostles-opensNew Lookout at the Twelve Apostles Opens - McGregor Coxall

    4 days ago · Located on Keerray Woorroong Country, the lookout design expresses the resilience of the broader Eastern Maar Nation. The two “clapsticks” of the structure are the colours of Ngayook (Sulphur Crested Cockatoo) and Ponponpoorramook (Red Tailed Black Cockatoo), which are primary totemic species to the Eastern Maar peoples.