Summer Babies Everywhere – In The ‘Nasho’
Taking a quiet walk in my local Nasho park, It was interesting that most of the birds I saw on the walk were juvenile, or at least they were being […]
Birdbath Babies – Crested Pigeon Surprise
Our backyard has become a nursery for three of our local native bird species that frequent our birdbaths. In the last few days we were surprised to find two juvenile […]
The ‘Kidnapping Birds’ – White-winged Chough and Apostlebird
Firstly I want to thank those who visited me at my pre-Christmas book signing event at Harry Hartog Bookstore – Miranda last Saturday. It was a wonderful time of sharing, […]
Riparian Birds of the Royal National Park – Azure Kingfisher
After a peaceful walk by the Hacking River in our local Royal National Park, fondly known as the ‘Nasho‘, I decided to feature the birds we saw today and have […]
The Black-necked Stalk – Endangered in NSW
In the last post we saw Endangered bird species from the west in Perth WA, this week we focus on an endangered bird in rapid decline in the east, meaning […]
Endangered Western Australian Birds – Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo
My wife and I recently took flight to the west coast of our vast continent to Perth WA (currently 3 hours behind our east coast time), to visit my son […]
Growth Progress – Young Grey Butcherbird
We have been away this week on the other side on the west coast of Australia in Perth WA to visit family and also to photograph the occasional bird, so […]
Our Spring Baby – The Grey Butcherbird
One morning shortly after our return from our Far North Queensland tour we heard the persistent calls of a juvenile bird begging for feeding from somewhere in our back courtyard. […]
Birding Cape York Part 5 – To the Tip & Torres Strait Islands
This is the final post for this series featuring several more lifers and the important cultural and spiritual connection between one bird species and the people of the Torres Strait […]
Birding Cape York Part 4 – Lotus Bird Lodge Billabong
This week we travel further north up Cape York Peninsular through the town of Laura to the Lotus Bird Lodge where we stayed in a special retreat accommodation by the […]
Birding Cape York Part 3 – The Brolga
As my granddaughter is spending a few days with us during her school vacation, so I will share a brief post of Australia’s only endemic crane which is known as […]
Birding Cape York Part 2 – Cairns to Cooktown.
We continue our exploration of Far North Queensland in Cairns before leaving on our journey northward. We saw juvenile and adult Nankeen Night Heron walking around at night with the […]
Birding Cape York in Far North Queensland – Cairns
We have been away up Far North Queensland on a tour of the Cape York Peninsula right to the very Tip of the Australian mainland. We even went further to […]
A Date with Young Birders – Mt Annon Botanic Gardens
Last weekend we spent the morning with a younger couple of ‘novice’ birders as they described themselves. This was our second outing together, and focused on Mt Annan Botanic Gardens […]
A Winter’s Day Walk – The Eastern Rosella
Finally a blue sky and a chance to walk again, though much damage had been done to tracks still filled with puddles of water from the intense rain in the […]
Wintering Over Together – Safety and Security in Community.
As the cold days of rain continue into weeks and now months with the occasional break birding has become challenging to say the least. However on a recent weekend we […]
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