| November |
| Australia
Wide |
| Young
Silver Gulls with dark bills and legs and brown-spotted wings are now
joining the red-billed adults in the feeding flocks, in our parks and
along our beaches. |
| North |
| Reefs:
false trumpet shells & yellow balers exposed on bars; cay nesting of sooty
and noddy terns at peak; Moreton Bay bug larvae hitchhike on backs of
jellyfish; barracuda leave for deep water; terns diving for small trevally
around reefs; skinnyfish, spotted trevally, giant threadfin & turrum swim
out to reefs Beach: sargassum weed common; male catfish have mouthfuls
of eggs; green & loggerhead turtles come ashore to lay eggs |
| South |
| Beach;
sea hares lay eggs in rock pools; shearwaters lay first eggs in burrow
nests; red jellyfish appear in bays; gulls moult primary feathers, Pilot
Whales close to shore; Goose necked barnacles on beach-washed cuttlebones;
Tulip Spindle shells lay egg clusters on rock platforms; |
