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Tag Archives: Wolli Creek Regional Park
Wolli Creek Walk – 6 March 2026
I did a short walk down part of the Two Valleys Track along Wolli Creek. I walked from Girrahween Park to Turrella Reserve. I was mainly interested in photographing fungi – but did not find that much out. Blue-tongued Skink … Continue reading
Looking for Fungi along Wolli Creek – 1 March 2026
After recent good falls of rain, I thought it could be worth a look along the track in Wolli Creek Regional Park between Girrahween Park and Turrella Reserve. I did not find all that much out that was interesting. Cruentomycena … Continue reading
Mainly Kingfisher at Wolli Creek – 24 January 2026
In the morning, I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park in order to get some more photos of the breeding Sacred Kingfishers. On this visit, I didn’t see any visits to their nest hollow, so I assume chicks have fledged.
Wolli Creek Kingfishers – 18 January 2026
I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park, near Earlwood, to spend more time photographing the nesting Sacred Kingfishers again. It was a good visit as the birds were quite active in bringing food to their nest. Not long after I arrived, … Continue reading
More Wolli Creek Birds – 31 December 2025
I made another trip to visit some of the birds in Wolli Creek Regional Park. Here are some photos –
Wolli Creek Birds – 28 December 2025
I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park to photograph birds. I stayed mainly near the Bray Avenue Wetlands and Paperbark Creek. I could hear quite a few birds around Paperbark Creek, but none came out of the scrub for photos, so … Continue reading
Birds at Wolli Creek – 2 December 2025
I went on a short visit to Wolli Creek to spend a few hours on bird photography. At first I heard lots of birds (mainly Bulbuls). But had few opportunities to photograph them. I had heard a number of Superb … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Birds Survey – 9 November 2025
It was time for the monthly bird survey along a section of Wolli Creek. The group was a small party from The Wolli Creek Preservation Society. We surveyed from Girrahween Park to the Bat Camp and back. It was quite … Continue reading
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Wolli Creek Bird Survey – 5 October 2025
I joined in on the monthly survey along Wolli Creek between Girrahween Park and the Flying Fox Camp and back. At Girrahween Park, near Fauna St, w e heard calls from Noisy Miners. They were trying to drive away a … Continue reading
Two Valleys Presentation for National Parks Association
On the evening of 22 September, I gave a Zoom presentation on the Two Valleys – the Cooks River and Wolli Creek, to the Southern Sydney Branch of the National Parks Association of NSW. It has now been uploaded to … Continue reading