I saw four Australian Pipits in the area with the large rocks. Two of them were doing well in keeping the caterpillar population in check. The first one was on a garden stake. I was fortunate in getting some shots of it in flight because the sun came out at just the right time. The next one was on top of one of the large rocks. As I worked my way around to get the sun at my back it ran to the back of the rock. However, it must have realised that I was still out the front as the next thing I saw was its head appear in a the v-shaped crook of the rock looking at me, while it still had a caterpillar in its mouth. I tried hard not to laugh when only its head poked up meerkat-like to see what I was doing. There was then another one on another rock and a fourth on some open grass.
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