I spent a nice early morning wiht the Mudlarks helping to survey the birdlife along the Cooks River. on this survey we met at the Lang Street Bridge at 7:30 am and surveyed downstream on the south back, then crossed over and surveyed along the north back – through the golf course and the Dibble St Wetland.
At the bridge at Lang St, we saw a nice Spoonbill.
We then crossed Wardell Road. It was quite misty, which made bird spotting more challenging.
A flock of Little Black Cormorants flying overhead –
It was interesting to find some Pepper Pot Puffball – Myriostoma coliforme.
And some of the common birds – a Silver Gull and a Sulphur Crested Cockatoo.
Less common was this nice Figbird –
Here si a White-faced Heron –
And a Great Cormorant –
And lastly this Rainbow Lorikeet –
After this, I headed out to spend the rest of the day at Malabar Headland.