Happy World Migratory Bird Day! . A few clips from @broomebirdobservatory from the last couple of tours up there to celebrate a remarkable group of birds who chase an endless summer from one end of the globe to the other. An extraordinary feat, being made harder and harder each year from loss of habitat in stopover feeding grounds. So beautiful to watch them fly and flock together ☺️ . . #worldmigratorybirdday #davidstowephotography #shorebirds #flock #broome #roebuckbay | David Stowe Photograph
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Happy World Migratory Bird Day! . A few clips from @broomebirdobservatory from the last couple of tours up there to celebrate a remarkable group of birds who chase an endless summer from one end of the globe to the other. An extraordinary feat, being made harder and harder each year from loss of habitat in stopover feeding grounds. So beautiful to watch them fly and flock together ☺️ . . #worldmigratorybirdday #davidstowephotography #shorebirds #flock #broome #roebuckbay | David Stowe Photograph
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Watching the huge tides roar in at Little Crab Creek on our Mangrove Tours is pretty impressive! A 9.2m tidal change and getting watch the birds get chased in by the rising waters, there is nothing quite like watching it unfold! #mangrovetour #bbo #broomebirdobservatory | Broome Bird Observatory
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Watching the huge tides roar in at Little Crab Creek on our Mangrove Tours is pretty impressive! A 9.2m tidal change and getting watch the birds get chased in by the rising waters, there is nothing quite like watching it unfold! #mangrovetour #bbo #broomebirdobservatory | Broome Bird Observatory
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Afternoons watching the tide drop and thousands of Shorebirds feeding is one of our favourite pastimes at @broomebirdobservatory . We can watch them for hours… it beats TV/Netflix anyday!! | Broome Bird Observatory
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Afternoons watching the tide drop and thousands of Shorebirds feeding is one of our favourite pastimes at @broomebirdobservatory . We can watch them for hours… it beats TV/Netflix anyday!! | Broome Bird Observatory
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The birds are always in the spotlight, however it utterly fascinating watching the diversity of shorebirds feeding on the bountiful mudflats of Roebuck Bay. From Greater Sand plovers using their keen eyesight to run after their prey on the surface of the mud, the Godwits probing with their chopstick like bills for polychaete worms and the Great Knot using its strong bill like a sewing machine to prob for bivalves. There is a whole incredible ecosystem in the mud and watching the birds at their R
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The birds are always in the spotlight, however it utterly fascinating watching the diversity of shorebirds feeding on the bountiful mudflats of Roebuck Bay. From Greater Sand plovers using their keen eyesight to run after their prey on the surface of the mud, the Godwits probing with their chopstick like bills for polychaete worms and the Great Knot using its strong bill like a sewing machine to prob for bivalves. There is a whole incredible ecosystem in the mud and watching the birds at their R
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Admiring the view from the cliffs when a Brahminy kite lifts the flock. Only the pied stilts looped back and landed. #RoebuckBay | Broome Bird Observatory
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Admiring the view from the cliffs when a Brahminy kite lifts the flock. Only the pied stilts looped back and landed. #RoebuckBay | Broome Bird Observatory
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We see all kinds of disturbance to Shorebirds around the high tides from natural to human induced, but this was a first for us while leading a Shorebird Tour this year. A Dingo taking a stroll down the beach. He looked quite young and was sniffing as he went but didn’t necessarily look like he was in pursuit of the birds. It made our shorebird watching challenging but it was an interesting thing to experience! There are a few dingo’s that we see around BBO and Crab Creek Road. | Broome Bird Obse
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We see all kinds of disturbance to Shorebirds around the high tides from natural to human induced, but this was a first for us while leading a Shorebird Tour this year. A Dingo taking a stroll down the beach. He looked quite young and was sniffing as he went but didn’t necessarily look like he was in pursuit of the birds. It made our shorebird watching challenging but it was an interesting thing to experience! There are a few dingo’s that we see around BBO and Crab Creek Road. | Broome Bird Obse
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It’s busy season in Roebuck Bay - for the birds anyways. Hardly any travellers around but the birds are at huge numbers in the bay! #Shorebirds #Broomebirdobservatory | Broome Bird Observatory
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It’s busy season in Roebuck Bay - for the birds anyways. Hardly any travellers around but the birds are at huge numbers in the bay! #Shorebirds #Broomebirdobservatory | Broome Bird Observatory
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Today, as we continue to celebrate our new Migratory Shorebird Directory, we’re visiting BirdLife Australia’s Broome Bird Observatory (BBO) in Western Australia – one of the best places to see waders in the world. This remarkable research outpost has been a lynchpin for researchers and volunteers working to learn more about migratory shorebirds for decades. Without their incredible efforts counting, monitoring, and recording these birds here, and across the country, our Directory would never hav
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Yesterday we celebrated World Migratory Shorebird Day by checking out the incredible migratory shorebirds species in Roebuck Bay feeding on the low tide. These feeding Great Knots have been slowed down in the video by 50% to really see them in action otherwise it’s just so fast! They are searching for bivalves and with the large tides they can’t waste any time. (Truthfully we celebrate the migratrory birds every day here at Broome Bird Observatory 😉!) | Broome Bird Observatory
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Right place, right time. Roebuck bay is full of life (we want it to stay that way too!), it spans 30km by 20km. When the tide drops and we head down to the water’s edge to get a spot where the migratory birds will come in front of us, we often just pick a location. On this day, the sun was looking beautiful behind me and a spot amongst the rocks was the pick. By myself I sat and waited - all of a sudden I felt I was sitting front stage centre for a performance by Whiskered and Little Terns dive
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A day off for our team means jamming in as much as possible! Including scouting for future tours, birding (of course), walking out on the low tide to see the Historic Site of the WW2 Catalina plane wreck sites, and getting mesmerised by life on the mudflats. It couldn’t have been a better day… who needs rest when you can go explore this incredible area?!?! #Broomelife #SoBroome | Broome Bird Observatory
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On the walk down to see the shorebirds today , we happened to spot a Phasmid! A Goliath Stick Insect (Eurycnema goliath)—one of Australia’s largest insects, growing up to 25cm long. With their impressive camouflage, they’re easy to miss unless you’re looking closely.It’s a good reminder that there’s always unexpected surprises at the Broome Bird Observatory, from migratory shorebirds to surprising finds in the trees.📍 #BroomeBirdObservatory #BBO #GoliathStickInsect #WildAustralia #BirdsAndBeyon
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Low tide Magic… golden mudflats and leaping mudskippers. Sometimes we can take our eyes away from the bird. #Roebuckbay | Broome Bird Observatory
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The dreamy views of newly arrived shorebirds on our Bush and Plains Tour this evening. Sharp tailed sandpipers, red necked stints, curlew sandpipers and the non migratory red capped plovers. Join us on tour! | Broome Bird Observatory
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