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Tag Archives: Powerful owls
Powerful Owls at Centennial Park – 23 August 2020
On my way home from the Central Coast, I made a side trip to Centennial Park to see how the Powerful Owls were going. I was keen to see if the owlets had fledged, and if not, then it would … Continue reading
Birds at Centennial Park – 19 August 2020
It had been a while since my last visit to Centennial Park. About a year. A friend had told me that there were a lot of Black Swan cygnets to be seen. So I thought it worth a visit. There … Continue reading
Back to the Lane Cove River – 8 December 2019
I had recently seen some photos of Powerful Owls in the Terrys Creek area, and was keen to try and find them. So I decided to repeat a walk I hd done the week before, but in the reverse direction. … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Nature, Sydney
Tagged Devlins Creek, Eastwood, Epping, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Rufous Fantail, Terrys Creek
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Dargans Creek Canyon and some Bushfire Watching – 5 December 2019
With bushfires raging in the Blue Mountains it was not surprising that most canyons were closed. A warmed day was forecast, so Bob and myself decided to visit Dargans Creek Canyon, one of the few that was not closed. On … Continue reading
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Tagged Bushfires, Dargans Creek Canyon, Jamison Valley, Powerful owls
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Lane Cove River Nature Walk – 1 December 2019
It had been a while since I had visited the Lane Cove River and its tributaries. My friend Bob, who lives at Cheltenham had recently spotted the two juvenile Powerful Owls, so they would be certainly worth looking for. His … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Nature, Photography, Sydney
Tagged Devlins Creek, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Orchids, Powerful owls, Scarlet Honeyeater, Terrys Creek
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Photographing Powerful Owls and Owlets 21 – 28 August 2019
On a previous visit to Bob’s house at Cheltenham, one of his neighbours, Steve, had taken me down to see the nesting site of a pair of Powerful Owls. I now had another chance to visit – Bob and told … Continue reading
Birds in Sydney – Centennial Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens – 13 August 2019
Another interesting day of bird photography. I started off at Centennial Park. One of the key birds I wanted to photograph there was the Powerful Owl. I had taken nice photo of it on my previous visit. But on the … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Nature, Sydney
Tagged Centennial Park, Pink-eared Ducks, Powerful owls, Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney
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Powerful Owl at Cheltenham – 7 July 2019
I was fortunate to be able to photograph a magnificent Powerful Owl at Cheltenham recently. It is the male of a nesting pair. The female was not visible at the time, it was sitting on eggs in a nest hole … Continue reading
Birds in the Warriewood Area – 21 May 2019
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 … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Nature, Photography, Sydney
Tagged Eastern Osprey, Irrawong Reserve, Nankeen Kestrel, Narabeen Lagoon, Powerful owls, Warriewood, Warriewood Wetlands
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Birds in the Eastern Suburbs – 2 May 2019
I spent an interesting day in the Eastern Suburbs photographing birds. I started at Centennial Park and then in the afternoon headed out to Dover Heights and walked along the Coastal Track to Watsons Bay. At Centennial Park, a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Nature, Photography, Sydney
Tagged Centennial Park, Dover Heights, Powerful owls, The Gap, Watsons Bay
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