Birds of the Kimberley – The Great Bowerbird – Part 5
We continue to share more of the amazing birds of the Kimberley region of far north Western Australia, including passerines not previously mentioned. Our first is the Great Bowerbird, a […]
Waterbirds in the Desert – The Brolga – Part 4
Continuing our amazing exploration of The Kimberley region in North Western Australia, my wife and I marveled at how many waterbird species and numbers of birds could be found in […]
Nectar in the Desert – Honeyeaters Everywhere – Part 3
We continue sharing the wonders of The Kimberley region of WA, focusing this week on the many species of Honeyeater found there. Over a third of Australia’s bird species are […]
Where Raptors Reign – Kings of the Sky – Part 2
This week I will showcase the many raptors that frequent the skies in the Kimberley. Being mostly flat arid, savanna and open woodland country, away from human habitation, it provides […]
The Quest for Water – The Crimson Finch Family – Part 1.
Finally, through the difficulties of airlines in chaos and widespread Covid in its now various strains, my wife and I returned safely home after our epic 3 week adventure to […]
Coming soon: Birds of the Kimberley – Part One
As I mentioned in my last post, my wife and I have been away on a long expedition into the Kimberley region of Western Australia, birding and enjoying the sights […]
A Winter’s Tail Part 4 – The Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
Before I take leave of posting for a month, when my wife and I go touring the arid Kimberley region in the Far North-west of Australia, I have one more species of Cockatoo to showcase, and this is our most common and most annoying species, the Sulphur-crested Cockatoo. These birds are our best indicator of a raptor flying over head […]
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