I made another visit to Oatley Park. Its always good place to experience Nature close to the city.

I spotted quite a few Tawny Frogmouths in the same places as my previous visit – Continue reading
I made another visit to Oatley Park. Its always good place to experience Nature close to the city.

I spotted quite a few Tawny Frogmouths in the same places as my previous visit – Continue reading
I arrived at Nurragingy Reserve at Doonside nice and early on a cool and very misty morning.

It was quiet on the bird front so I wandered around getting some photos of the gardens in the mist. It was certainly nice and atmospheric. Continue reading
The week before, I had been on a walk with Bob, from Faulconbridge to Hazelbrook. After a bit more research, Bob was keen to go back to part of the same area to look for some Aboriginal sites.

We set off along Winbourne Road at Hazelbrook and followed the fire road to Woodford Dam. Near the dam, we headed off track and explored some small cliffs looking for possible aboriginal art sites. Continue reading
I made a visit to Warriewood Wetlands, Irrawong Reserve and some of the sporting fields near Narrabeen Lagoon to photograph birds. I was lucky this trip finding plenty of subjects.

At Warriewood Wetlands, I spotted quite a few birds. Here are some – Continue reading
Bushells Lagoon had been a very good venue for bird photography on my two earlier visits, so thought another visit could also be fruitful. It was.

Its a good place to look for and photograph raptors. A soon as I arrived I spotted a Whistling Kite flying around. It then perched for a while in a tree near the Lane. Continue reading
Digi Dave and myself visited Oatley Park for a day of Nature photography. We wandered around the lookouts and the wetlands of Lime Kiln Bay, and followed the tracks photographing birds, flowers and other interesting things.

Early during our visit, we bumped in another photographer – also named David. He was generous with his local knowledge, pointing out some nearby Tawny Frogmouths and also telling us where to look for more. Continue reading
I had suggested to Bob, that we visit the site of an old sawmill in a gully north of Faulconbridge sometime. The path to the sawmill is via the route used by an old funicular railway. By the time we got around to making the visit, Bob had expanded our activity to a longer bushwalk that would take us to a number of interesting sites.

Bob and myself started from Faulconbridge Station, and walked along the highway for a while. Our track to the sawmill site starts from the end of Highland Road, but before that we visited an interesting aboriginal site at Ticehurst Park. Continue reading