Unexpected New Year Blessings – The Rainbow Lorikeet
A Happy, healthy and prosperous New Year to all my Blog Followers from Aussiebirder and his wife. Our prayer for us all is that we may have a year of […]
Merry Christmas to my Dear Blog Followers
Christmas Heralds the Age of New Beginnings
Last week my wife and I took two of my teenage grandsons (the tech-know wizards) down the coast for a lovely time out with us in fresh air and sunshine. […]
Signs of Summer – Birds on the Move
As Spring has now moved into Summer, our hottest and stormiest time of the year, so the birds are on the move changing with the season. This time heralds changes […]
Early Christmas – The Little Corella Tree
We are always delighted to hear to the classic call of a flock of Little Corella passing over our house each day as they fly out to new feeding grounds. […]
Birds by the Beach – Juvenile Raptors
Leaving Grafton we made our way to Halliday’s Point to spend time with friends and my daughter’s family for my birthday. On the way we stopped in for lunch at […]
Searching for Brolga – the Everlasting Swamp NP
Leaving Port Macquarie my wife and I drove further north to Grafton in search of the Everlasting Swamp National Park, which was written up as ‘having more species of bird […]
Birding with Friends from Your Past Life – The Spectacled Monarch
My wife and I travelled up the coast for a few days to visit a friend with whom we had become reacquainted with in recent years. My friend and I […]
Sharing a Birding Date with Friends – The Azure Kingfisher
Last Saturday my wife and I invited a couple of friends to join us on one of our birding dates in the Nasho. We love sharing our birding experiences with […]
Welcome Back Migratory Shorebirds – The Grey-tailed Tattler
Spring also brings back our migratory shorebirds or waders from the uppermost northern hemisphere of the breeding and feeding grounds of Siberia and Alaska. Many of the birds come back […]
‘Spring On The Nesting – Eastern Rosella
Yes Spring has cycled around again and lots of courting, mating and nest construction is under way in our part of the world, as the most industrious productive time of […]
Birds of Western NSW (Part 3) – The Budgerigar
In our final part of the series from outback NSW we feature a bird that was on my wife’s Bucket List, the Budgerigar. This tiny Parrot is only found in […]
Birds of Western NSW (Part 2) – The Mallee Ringneck
Continuing our recent western NSW tour of the Corner Country I will present some more of the birds unique to this region of Australia. The three main bushes that populate […]
Birds of Western NSW (Pt 1) – The Emu
My wife and I recently visited and explored the arid wild west outback region of our state from Broken Hill to Cameron Corner, where NSW, South Australia and Queensland state […]
Spring is Sprung – The Rainbow Lorikeet
Spring has come around again for us who hang from the bottom of the globe here in the Great South Land or the-land-down-under of Aus or Oz as it is […]
Faithful Fathering – The Australian Wood Duck
The Australian Wood Duck from my personal observations over the years is the most faithful partner and father of the birds I have observed. When the male finds its partner […]
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