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Tag Archives: Malabar Headland National Park
Malabar Headland – 29 June 2020
Another day spent out on Malabar Headland. This was a day of rain and rainbows rather than birds and whales. I could see rainbows just about all the day – including from when I arrived to when I left. These … Continue reading →
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Tagged Black Shouldered Kite, Malabar Headland, Malabar Headland National Park, Peregrine Falcon, Whale watching
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Malabar Headland – Birds, Whales and Dolphins – 23 June 2020
I had a pleasant and interesting day out on Malabar Headland. I was looking for the Peregrine Falcons, but also on the lookout for other raptors and any whales that happened to cruise past on their northern migration. I made … Continue reading →
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Tagged Black Shouldered Kite, Dolphins, Humpback Whales, Malabar Headland, Malabar Headland National Park, Peregrine Falcon, Whale watching
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Visit to Malabar Headland National Park – 9 June 2020
After taking part in the bird survey with the Mudlarks along the Cooks River, I walked to Hurlstone Park Station and travelled by train and bus to Maroubra Beach. I then went out into Malabar Headland National Park. Its a … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 10 February 2020
I was supposed to be bushwalking in Royal National Park, but due to an adverse weather forecast, and a huge amount of rain the day before, the walk was sensibly cancelled. But, as often happens, then day was not too … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 6 December 2019
Another fairly quiet day out on the headland. My previous trip had been quiet, but the one just before that had been outstanding. I think it may be now late in the season for the juvenile Peregrine Falcons to be … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 29 November 2019
After the incredible display of flying, put on by the Peregrine falcons and Sea Eagles that I had had the privilege of observing on my previous visit, I was keen on a repeat performance. However, this visit turned out a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Golden-headed Cisticola, Malabar Headland National Park, Peregrine Falcon
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Malabar Headland – 24 November 2019
This was another outstanding day of bird photography in Malabar Headland National Park. I was fortunate to observe some amazing displays of flying from the juvenile Peregrine Falcons. Later they were joined by a pair of Sea Eagles. Incredible to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Malabar Headland National Park, Peregrine Falcon, Sea Eagle, White's Skink
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Malabar Headland – 11 November 2019
While the juvenile Peregrine Falcons are still around, its worth making visits to see them at Malabar Headland. This visit was on a fairly windy day, and that seems to have made the Falcons more active – flying and interacting. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Malabar Headland National Park, Nankeen Kestrel, Peregrine Falcon, Sea Eagle
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Malabar Headland – 5 November 2019
Another interesting and rewarding day spent out on Malabar Headland. Again the main focus was photographing the juvenile Peregrine Falcons, but there were also Sea Eagles around. When I was walking out to the headland from Maroubra, I spotted a … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 1 November 2019
The passing whales at Malabar Headland are declining in number, but the juvenile Peregrine Falcons are still putting on some amazing displays of flying. And a few Sea Eagles and Kestrels add to the show. On the way out, I … Continue reading →
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