Mudlarks – Cooks River Bird Survey – 13 October 2026

I attended the Mudlarks Bird Survey along the Cooks River. With daylight saving in force, the group, meets now at 7 am on the Lang Street Bridge. And this month, the group was surveying the downstream Wave Rock loop.

When we started, we spotted an Australian Hobby perched on top of a nearby mobile phone tower. We had seen a Hobby, or two Hobbies, perched on this tower on earlier bird surveys.

In Beaman Park, a Magpie Lark.

A Willie Wagtail with a Bogong Moth.

Australasian Figbird

Crossing over to the Golf Course, we saw a group of Eastern Rosellas.

There were plenty of Australian Ravens. Here was one –

Dusky Moorhen

Another Australasian Figbird –

Masked Lapwing

King Parrot

Masked Lapwing

Crested Pigeon

Near the cricket nets, we spotted one Tawny Frogmouth.

And, just before we finished, two Channel Billed Cuckoos flew overhead –

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