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Australasian Swamphens (porphyrio melanotus) and Pacific Black Ducks (anas superciliosa), Redcliffe Queensland Australia, June 2023

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Australasian Swamphens (porphyrio melanotus) and Pacific Black Ducks (anas superciliosa), Redcliffe Queensland Australia, June 2023

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Australasian Swamphens (porphyrio melanotus) and Pacific Black Ducks (anas superciliosa), Redcliffe Queensland Australia, June 2023 #australianbirds #birdsofthefediverse #birds #australianwildlife #redcliffe

Image description: Two Swamphens and half a dozen ducks standing on bark chips. The closest swamphen is close to the camera, with the camera set low, close to the birds height

#australianbirds #birdsofthefediverse #birds #australianwildlife #redcliffe

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In New Zealand, we call them Pukeko. Cool birds, and their babies are super cute fluff balls with giant feet
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  I’ve got some photos of Moorhen babies, but no Swamphens! They’re on my list though :)

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