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Australasian Mangrove

Family Scolopacidae: Sandpipers

(Cairns esplanade)

Numenius madagascariensis, 'Far Eastern Curlew'. 

Family Sulidae: Boobies

Red-footed Booby, New Guinea (image by Damon Ramsey)(Alim Island, Papua New Guinea)

Sula sula, 'Red-footed Booby'.

(Alim Island, Papua New Guinea)

Red-footed Boobies gather sticks to make their nests in trees.

Family Ardeidae: Herons

(Prince Frederick Harbour, Australia)

Ardea sumatrana, 'Great-billed Heron'.

(Cotton Tree, Maroochydoore, Queensland, Australia)

Butorides striata, 'Striated/Mangrove Heron'.

Family Accipitridae: Hawks, Kites, Eagles

(Prince Frederick Harbour, Australia)

Haliaeetus leucogaster, 'White-bellied Sea-Eagle'.

Family Pandionidae: Osprey

Kingfishers

(Talbot Bay, Australia)

Ceyx azureus, 'Azure Kingfisher'.

(Prince Frederick Harbour, Australia)

Todiramphus chloris, 'Collared Kingfisher'.

Family Meliphagidae, Honeyeaters

As the biggest family of birds in Australia, it is inevitable that some species have evolved to live in the mangrove habitat

(Cairns esplanade)

Gavicalis versicolor, 'Varied Honeyeater' Found in mangroves along the northern part of Australias east coast and up into New Guinea.

For the page on the Australasian mangroves

Updates
Throughout the virus I am working in Australia on and off as local borders close, mostly in the Kimberley with Coral Expeditions (May-September). If you can't go travelling until everything settles down, then until then, here I am doing online guided walks for Noble Caledonia and online lectures for Silversea.