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Tag Archives: Landing Lights Wetland
Birds at Barton Park – 28 July 2022
Barton Park has lately been a very good birding venue, so I decided on another trip. Each time I make a visit to the park, I see a different range of birds. I go with hopes of seeing a particular … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barton Park, Black Shouldered Kite, Brown Goshawk, Grey Goshawk, Landing Lights Wetland
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Barton Park Birds – 26 July 2022
This was another excellent day of bird photography at Barton Park. This venue has been quite good recently with a wide range of birds on show. And on this visit I had good weather. The main bird I sent time … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barton Park, Eastern Osprey, Landing Lights Wetland, Swamp Harrier
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Barton Park Birds – 23 July 2022
Barton Park has been a good place to see a wide range of birds recently, and this visit was no exception, despite a fair bit of rain. I travelled down with some of the Greenway Birdos – Michael and Lennis, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barton Park, Buff-banded Rail, Grey Goshawk, Landing Lights Wetland, Swamp Harrier
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Another Wet Day – This Time at Barton Park – 21 July 2022
I was hoping for better weather. The forecast was not the best – showers. And that was how it turned out. I had made my way to Barton Park again – after a recent very good trip. I ended up … Continue reading →
Birds at Tempe and Barton Park – 9 July 2022
This was a full day of bird photography. I started off with the Tempe Birdos at their monthly survey. Then I walked down to Barton Park and enjoyed a few hours there. At Tempe, I joined the group surveying the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barton Park, Brown Honeyeater, Eastern Osprey, Landing Lights Wetland, Tempe Birdos, Tempe Wetlands
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Birds at Barton Park – 27 June 2022
This started off a nice day weather wise – with some rain looming. When I checked the radar – the rain was out at sea and heading north, but during the day, it got quite cold and windy – so … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barton Park, Eastern Osprey, Landing Lights Wetland, Nankeen Kestrel, Striated Heron, White Bellied Sea Eagle
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Cooks River and Barton Park Birds – 14 June 2022
After the Mudlarks Bird Survey, I continued walking down the Cooks River to see what birds were out. At the Princes Highway, I caught a bus down to Barton Park and spent most of the rest of the day there. … Continue reading →
More Local Birding – Tempe, Cooks River and Barton Park – 11 June 2022
With long weekend plans cancelled, I decided to spend the day in the local area taking photos of birds. I started off with the Tempe Birdos for their monthly bird survey, then joined Micheal from the Greenway Birdos to photograph … Continue reading →
Barton Park Birds – 10 June 2022
I spent a pleasant but fairly quiet day at Barton Park. I was keen to look for the raptors that I had photographed on previous visits – but this time they mainly stayed away. Perhaps because someone es roaring around … Continue reading →
Birds at Barton Park and The Cooks River – 5 June 2022
I spent some time at Barton Park photographing birds, with a few more photos taken along sections of the Cooks River. Like some previous recent visits, it was a Nankeen Kestrel that provided most of the subject matter. I started … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barton Park, Cooks River Birds, Grey Goshawk, Landing Lights Wetland, Nankeen Kestrel
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