Bird Walks

Lot 2 is on 101 Bambra Road in Aireys Inlet.  It is approximately four hectares and is situated next to the Painkalac Creek.  It has…

March can be a tough month for birdwatchers. The exciting noises of the whistlers and various cuckoos are largely gone from our bush. When you…

Saturday 9 March was an Extreme weather day, and the bird walk was rescheduled to 16 March. It was a small but enthusiastic group that…

I participated in a shorebird count at Swan Bay on 4 February. We did a long walk beside the water’s edge, south from Andersons Road…

It was a good day for bird watching weather-wise, and also a good turn-up – more than 20 keen bird watchers – and a quick…

Orange-bellied Parrots (OBPs) are the focus of ongoing conservation efforts. While Ellinor Campbell and I didn’t see any OBPs at Breamlea during last September’s survey,…

The last few weeks have been good for bird sightings at the Distillery Creek picnic area.  Satin Flycatchers have returned to breed in the area…

A recent highlight of local birdwatching was our involvement in a Polish children’s documentary.  The focus of our 40-minute episode was the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (pronounced…

There was a good turn-up for last month's bird walk, with the weather dry and wind ok for bird spotting. The first location was the…

Twelve enthusiastic bird watchers, including four visitors new to Angair, descended on Pt Impossible on a cold and windy morning. The car park was full…