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Back to Long Reef for the Raptors – 1 April 2024
Reasonable weather was forecast – warm, but I was hoping for a sea breeze, so I decided to head back up to Long Reef to try and photograph the Ospreys and any other raptors that turned up. When I arrived, … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Eastern Osprey, Long Reef, Migratory Birds, Northern Beaches
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Terrys Creek Walk – 31 March 2024
I was keen to get out outdoors and a walk down Terrys Creek sounded like a good idea. Valerie was keen for a walk, and had never visited this creek before. She was happy yo drive us both up to … Continue reading
Posted in Aboriginal Sites, Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Terrys Creek
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Voyager Point Walk – 30 March 2024
I joined my friends John and Chuin Nee, their two boys Jasper and Sebastian, two of their friends Sam and Amy, and also Don on a nice walk at Voyager Point Wetland Reserve on the Georges River. Later, we were … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Georges River, Voyager Point, Voyager Point Bushland Reserve
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Ferndale Park Fungi – and a Few Birds along the Lane Cove River – 29 March 2024
I caught a train to Chatswood, and then walked down to Ferndale Park to see what fungi was out. There was not that much out, but I did find some interesting ones. After that, I continued walking down to the … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Chatswood, Ferndale Park, Lane Cove River, Swaines Creek
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Hen and Chicken Bay Birds – 26 March 2024
I had recently seen photos of some of the Bar-tailed Godwits that feed in Hen and Chicken Bay before their long migratory flight north. I decided to go to Abbotsford and look for the birds. I travelled there by Light … Continue reading
Raptors at Long Reef – 25 March 2024
I travelled up to Long Reef for another go at photographing the birds – and with the hope of seeing some raptors. When I arrived it was pretty quiet. The tide was too high to venture out onto the platform. … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Black Shouldered Kite, Eastern Osprey, Long Reef, Northern Beaches
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The Callicoma Walk – 24 March 2024
I joined my friends John and Chuin Nee and their son Sebastian on the Callicoma Walk – a track that goes down into Berowra Creek near Cherrybrook. We started at Cherrybrook Lakes – a wetland area near the shopping complex.