2022 is off with a BOOM for this bittern! In December, a male Australasian Bittern known as “Bushy” was the first of his species in WA to be fitted with a solar-powered transmitter to track his movements. Australasian Bitterns are Endangered. Despite their far-carrying booming calls, these bitterns are incredibly cryptic and difficult to observe – meaning there’s a lot we don’t know about them. But Bushy is helping change that – providing Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia and BirdLif

Sunbittern Bird: - Scientific Name: Eurypyga helias - Habitat: Thrives in the lush environments of tropical forests and riversides throughout Central and South America. - Description: Medium-sized avian species with distinctive plumage characterized by intricate patterns and vibrant colors, including sunburst-like markings on its wings. - Behavior: Typically solitary and elusive, frequently observed hunting along riverbanks for small prey such as insects and crustaceans. - Range: Indigenous to r

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