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After our previous post on the Winter migration of the Critically Endangered Swift Parrot to our local Mt Annan Australian Botanic Gardens where we did actually see and photograph them, […]
This is the final post in the series of our recent stay in South Bruny Island, Tasmania at Inala Nature Reserve. One of the birds we would have seen at […]
During our stay on South Bruny Island and also in the forests surrounding Hobert we managed to see many of the endemic birds and several of the endemic animals, which […]
Last week my wife and I travelled to South Bruny Island, Tasmania in search of the tiny, rare endangered Forty-spotted Pardalote which is now only found in small groups in […]
Taking another quiet walk with God in my local Nature Reserve the quietness was once again observed in the 10° cool sunny morning where very few were out and about. […]
It was a cold clear morning about 10° C when I took a solo walk and talk with God along the track of our local Nature Reserve. I was curious […]
A cool brisk sunny Winter’s morning and we went for a walk in our local Nature Reserve to check out the activity at the owl nesting hole, as this year […]
The early winter months down here are very quiet in our local parks, having fewer bird species and almost no current wildflowers to feed the many nectar eaters. However, our […]
Now that the massive deluge has passed and many thousands of people on the mid north coast of our state are in recovery mode, counting their losses from flood and […]
In my last post I gave a glimpse of Australia’s smallest owl, the Southern Boobook (also known as a Mopoke), peeping from a nesting hole, which it had occupied before […]
Finally, there came a day when I could walk in our favorite reserve after days of rain. While it was still overcast and my wife was busy teaching English for […]
This week following our Federal Elections we learn how important team work is to achieving our goals. I have previously referred to the excellency of the male Australian Wood Duck […]
In the midst of inclement and unseasonable weather I was led to highlight the rich favour and blessing my Almighty Father God has poured over me and my book sales […]
Several of Australia’s endemic birds are known for their boldness, opportunism and ability to learn techniques often copied from other birds they have observed to steal food from the hands […]
This is the quiet time of the year for the birds in our local nature reserve as they either migrate back to the warmer regions further north or just become […]
Last weekend my wife and I travelled to Canberra our nation’s capital city to visit family and visit the Pompey Exhibition in the National Museum. Canberra is a completely man […]
Introduce your child to our amazing
and interesting birds.
Over 100 beautiful photos with
facts on how they do life, from
which we learn helpful life skills.
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Flight of a Fledgling similar to my first book uses the interesting lives of birds to teach valuable life skills.It is written expressly for teens and young adults as they prepare to leave the Nest. It helps them to better understand themselves and improve their personal relationships and better prepare for lifes challenges. Click on the above cover to find out more and purchase online.
When in Sydney, take a visit to BirdLife Australia's Discovery Centre and learn more about our birds at Newington Armory, 1 Jamieson St, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127.The Discovery Centre is open on Sundays from 10 AM to 3 PM, with free Bird Walks the last Sunday of each month @ 10:00 AM (no need to book!). For more info Phone: (02) 96471033. 
If you are a birder visiting the Sydney region for the first time, check out the many National Parks (NP) that surround it for the great variety of birds found there. The Visitor Information centres at The Royal NP, Botany Bay NP, Fitzroy Falls and Minnamurra NPs have information and also sell my Beautiful Bird Books. If you follow this blog, make a date with Aussiebirder before you arrive for info tips or a visit.
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