www.paintedbuttonquail.com
Surong Gunn
  • Home
  • Birds
    • The Latest Photos >
      • Nocturnal
      • Bird Behaviour >
        • Birds In Fly
        • Feeding
        • White-winged Fairy-wren vs Steel Mirror
        • Affection, Teamwork and Survival
      • Broome Bird Observatory
      • Endangered Species
      • What Birds Eat?
      • Australian Raptor >
        • Birds of Prey in General
        • Birds of Prey - Pinkerton Forest
        • Birds of Prey - Mt Rothwell
      • Immature Birds
      • Robin
    • Shorebird Sightings
    • Victoria - Campaspe Shire/NSW - Murray Shire and Neighbouring
    • Special Edition - Broken Hill, First Heritage Listed City in Australia
    • Point Cook Coastal Park Vic Australia
    • Western Treatment Plant Vic Australia
    • Asia >
      • The 2014 Survey at Yellow Sea, China
      • Southwest China
      • North Asia and Hong Kong >
        • North Asia
        • Visit to Mai Po Reserve and HK Wetland
        • Hong Kong Wetland Park and Tsing Yi Park
    • Victoria, Australia >
      • Werribee Wagtails Outings
      • Clarkesdale
      • Corner Inlet
      • Phillip Island Victoria
      • Anakie Gorge - Brisbane Ranges National Park
      • Home Garden
      • You Yangs Regional Park Vic Australia
      • Grants Picnic Ground
      • Mathoura and Deliniquin Outings 5-8 May 2013
      • Mt Rothwell Guided Nights Walks and Day Birds Count
      • Dimboola - Easter Camp
      • The Mallee and Buloke
      • Western Treatment Plant - Special Edition
      • Echuca - Murray River Visit
      • Wyperfeld National Park
      • Dartmoor, Vic, Australia - BOCA Christmas Camp
      • Port Albert, Vic, Australia
      • Mahers Landing Vic Australia
      • Buangor State Forest - BL Camp, Vic, Australia
    • New South Wales, Australia >
      • Jingellic, NSW
    • South Australia >
      • Gluepot
    • Kingfisher
  • fauna
  • Botanical
    • Home Garden
    • Nature via Macro lens
  • Links
  • Reference
  • Newsletters
  • Contact Us
  • Nocturnal
Picture


Forrest Caves at Phillip Island is sea caves formed by erosion, the nearby beach are home to thousands of shearwaters from October to April each year.

It is also the residence of some Hooded Plovers. 


The Plovers with Yellow "03" tag and Orange "JH" tag are two of three I saw on 3 February 2014.

For tag details please go to the link:/reference.html

Picture
Hooded Plover - JH

For details please go to Link:/reference.html

Picture
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.