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Tag Archives: Powerful owls
Powerful Owls at Cheltenham – 28 August 2025
Bob and myself had got back to the city fair early after our Kings Tableland trip, so we decided to have a look for a Powerful Owl family close to Bob’s place at Cheltenham. Bob had seen them the day … Continue reading
Birdwood Gully Fungi – 9 June 2025
It was time to visit Birdwood Gully at Springwood again to see how the fungi was going. Sue and Valerie joined me for the day. We didn’t find too much fungi, but we did find some interesting ones. Here is … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Blue Mountains, Wildflowers
Tagged Birdwood Gully, Hygrophoraceae, Orchids, Powerful owls, Springwood
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Back to Lime Kiln Bay (and Oatley Park and The Blackbutt Trail) – 24 April 2025
After my recent trip to Lime Kiln Bay, friends Valerie and Sue were keen to see the Boobook Owl. Another bird species we were hoping to see were Rose Robins. Well, we didn’t see the Boobook Owl, but we did … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Blackbutt Trail, H V Evatt Park, Lime Kiln Bay, Oatley Park, Powerful owls, Rose Robin
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A Day at Oatley Park – 4 August 2024
Wendy had organised a picnic day at Oatley Park and invited a group of friends along to share food, and then enjoy the park. Along for the picnic day were Wendy, Martin and Steffy, Digi Dave, Keith, Don, John and … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney, Wildflowers
Tagged Lime Kiln Bay, Oatley Park, Orchids, Powerful owls
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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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A Powerful Owl on the Cooks River – 23 March 2024
While coming back from Mt Wilson, I got a call from Michael, a local birder, alterting me to the presence of a Powerful Owl that was roosting along the Cooks River. So when I got home, I grabbed my bird … Continue reading
Terrys Creek Walk – 25 February 2024
I was keen to revised the Terrys Creek area to see if certain fungi was out. And iff the fungi was poor then I would be able to find some birds to photograph. Like my last trip, I walked down … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking
Tagged Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Terrys Creek
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An Afternoon at H V Evatt Park (and Oatley Park) – 7 January 2024
We had a trip planned to another reserve, but it was cancelled at the last moment, so four of us – Deb, Valerie, Sue and myself decided to visit H V Evatt Park at Lugano, then we made a quick … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Wildflowers
Tagged H V Evatt Park, Oatley Park, Powerful owls
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Looking for Powerful Owls in the Lane Cove Valley – 15 October 2023
This was an afternoon trip. I caught a train to Cheltenham, then walked down Devlins Creek to the Lane Cove River, then walked downstream to Browns Waterhole. I then walked up Terrys Creek and walked to Epping Station. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Devlins Creek, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Terrys Creek
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The Blackbutt Track and Oatley Park – 24 June 2023
After the Greenway Bird Survey, I joined Valerie, who had also been on the survey on an excursion to the Blackbutt Track at H V Evatt Park and later Oatley Park. On the way, we picked up Sue. We had … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney, Wildflowers
Tagged Blackbutt Track, H V Evatt Park, Lime Kiln Bay, Oatley Park, Orchids, Powerful owls
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