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Tag Archives: Whale watching
Malabar Headland – Birds and Whales – 22 October 2019
This was a most extraordinary day! Probably the best day of bird photography I have ever experienced. The main object was to take more photos of the juvenile Peregrine Falcons – and it looked like our visit was optimal for … Continue reading →
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Return to Malabar Headland – 18 October 2019
I was keen to do some more visits to Malabar Headland while the juvenile Peregrine Falcons were around. This was an excellent visit with a lot of raptors observed. On the way out I could hear a Golden-headed Cisticola calling. … Continue reading →
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Back to Malabar Headland – 15 October 2019
I was keen to head back out to Malabar Headland after my visit the day before. That trip had been cut short by my forgetting to pack my spare camera battery. This day I was better prepared – but perhaps … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 8 October 2019 – Birds and Whales
After a morning bird activity with the Mudlarks, I caught a train to Central and then a bus to Maroubra Beach. I wanted to see how the nesting pair of Peregrine Falcons were going and see what else was happening. … Continue reading →
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Birds at Malabar Headland – 23 September 2019
This was another very nice day spent out in Malabar Headland National Park photographing the birds. On the way out, I stopped to photograph some New Holland Honeyeaters –
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More Peregrine Falcon Photography at Malabar Headland – 8 August 2019
It was time to make another visit to Malabar Headland National Park. My main aim was to try and photograph the breeding pair of Peregrine Falcons that are currently nesting on the headland. It was a reasonable visit. One of … Continue reading →
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Curra Moors Walk – 7 August 2019
I joined Brian Everingham and others from the National Parks Association of NSW on a walk through the Curra Moors of Royal National Park. August is a good time to visit the park for the wildflowers, and indeed on this … Continue reading →
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Tagged Curra Moors, Eagle Rock, Whale watching
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Back to Malabar Headland – 29 July 2019
This was another very good day of bird photography at Malabar Headland National Park. My main interest was the pair of resident Peregrine Falcons – but they didn’t appear active until close to 2 pm. So I spent the morning … Continue reading →
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Whales and Peregrine Falcons at Malabar Headland – 8 July 2019
I spent a very rewarding day out on Malabar Headland. It was the whale season so I hoped to observe a few whales, and I also hoped to see the pair of Peregrine Falcons that are nesting in the sea … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – Birds and Whales – 26 June 2019
I spent a very pleasant day out at Malabar Headland National Park. It is whale watching season, and I ddi see quite a few whales. I also saw that both Peregrine Falcons were around – it must be their breeding … Continue reading →
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