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The Black Noddies are everywhere with dozens of nests in most trees.
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The buff-banded rails are everywhere too.
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Since it's summer, there are many hatchlings around, including Silver Gull chicks.
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Here's a photo of a bridled tern feeding a chick.
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On the first night, we saw a white-bellied sea eagle flying overhead.
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The pied oystercatcher was a nice find.
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The silver-eyes were the most common small bird around.
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Chris spotted a Brown Honeyeater but we were much more interested in this undocumented bird than the 'naturalist' at the resort.
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