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Birds on Campus: Australian National University

New Holland honeyeater captured at the ANU. Image credit: Jonah Lafferty

Eastern Spinebill. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Eastern yellow robin. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Gang gan cockatoo. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Rainbow lorikeet. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Satin bowerbird. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Striated thornbill. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Sulphur-crested cockatoo. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Superb fairy-wren. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Tawny frogmouth. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Welcome swallow. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

Yellow-tailed black cockatoo. (Image Credit: Jonah Lafferty)

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