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• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  14 Oct 2015 • -36.7,142.2 • Pauline McCarthy

  A great lurker amongst the reeds!

  

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  1. Suzanne Jones  So pretty. The colours so complimentary - could be a painting.

     Reply • 24 Jan 2016

  3. Pauline McCarthy  Thanks Suzanne...I couldn't believe my luck!

     Reply • 24 Jan 2016
• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  31 Oct 2015 • -38.0,144.6 • Jason Caruso

  

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• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  24 May 2015 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Last observed in Newell's Paddock in Jan 2013 (Birdline)

  

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  1. David Francis  Great photo of a very pretty bird! Good to see it's still at Newells Paddock

     Reply • 24 May 2015

  3. Suzanne Jones  What a beautiful bird!

     Reply • 24 May 2015

  5. Chris Lindorff  Great photo Thomas. Not an easy one to photograph, so well done.

     Reply • 25 May 2015
• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  26 Dec 2013 • -37.8,145.2 • Sue Guymer

  Map location: -37.786933,145.197612

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  1. Unknown  One adult and 5 or 6 chicks seen by house and then followed down to lake. Seem to be nesting on lake.

     Reply • 03 Jan 2014
• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  29 Jan 2012 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Buff-banded rail in Newell's Paddock, Footscray.

  

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• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  13 Jan 2007 • -37.4,144.7 • William Hall

  

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  1. Unknown  I suspect a family of these birds lives on the property at 32 Cutevan Cr. Although the picture is bad (blown up telephoto taken from the ride-on mower), it clearly shows key characters that distinguish it from other similar appearing rails found in Victoria: Buff belly banded up to neck, with a buff yellow patch on the breast, conspicuous light stripe above the eye, buff cheek stripe behind the eye, no white patch under tail (tail visible on another picture.)

     Reply • 26 Jan 2012

  3. Unknown  Although the picture is bad (blown up telephoto taken from the ride-on mower), it clearly shows key characters that distinguish it from other similar appearing rails found in Victoria: Belly banded up to neck, with a buff yellow patch on the breast, conspicuous light stripe above the eye, buff cheek stripe behind the eye, no white patch under tail (tail visible on another picture.) Apparently resident on property together with two young difficult to distinguish from Baillon's crake.

     Reply • 26 Jan 2012
• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  22 Jan 2012 • -37.5,144.7 • James Booth

  

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  14 Dec 2011 • -37.7,144.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Observed in Woodlands Park, Essendon. Also a hybrid duck.

  

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• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  14 Dec 2011 • -37.7,144.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Buff-banded Rail,spotted at Woodlands Park, Essendon.

  

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• Gallirallus philippensis Buff-banded Rail

  17 Oct 2011 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Well-camouflaged Buff-banded Rail inside Myoporum insulare and Atriplex cinerea bushes

  

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  1. Unknown  Well-camouflaged Buff-banded Rail inside Myoporum insulare and Atriplex cinerea bushes

     Reply • 19 Oct 2011