Another quite hot day. I ventured out and spent an hour or so at Sydney Park before it got too warm.

Here are some birds I saw – Continue reading
Another quite hot day. I ventured out and spent an hour or so at Sydney Park before it got too warm.

Here are some birds I saw – Continue reading
Bob had suggested this walk, and it sounded like a good one to do on a wet day with low tide. We traveled down to Scarborough by train, and there met up with Doug. The plan was to walk along the coast south to at least Thirroul. Bob had read about this walk in a new small booklet on Northern Illawarra Beach Walking by Geoff Whale.

We then walked north along Lawrence Hargrave Drive to Clifton to Moronga Park. Continue reading
It was the first a series of very hot days, but I was keen to venture outdoors, so I did short local walk along the Cooks River between Wardell Road and Canterbury Road.

I first went to the cricket nets and looked for the Tawny Frogmouths. I only found the one on a nest – Continue reading
I was keen on a walk to the sea cliffs in Royal National Park to see how a breeding pair of Peregrine Falcons were going. Valerie and her great niece Izzy joined me. We had a very enjoyable walk.

We didn’t see the breeding pair of Peregrine Falcons but we did see their new juveniles. Three in total. And we also saw three White-bellied Sea Eagles. Continue reading
It was time for the survey along the Dulwich Hill section of The Greenway. I joined the group outside Waratah Mills Light Rail Station at 7:30 am.

Here are some of the birds we observed – Continue reading
After a most interesting walk, the week before, Bob and myself decided to do second trip in the Glenbrook section of Blue Mountains National Park in order to look for more Aboriginal art sites.

We had to do a fair bit of walking to get to the area we wanted to explore. One the way we encountered some nice orchids. Here is the first – Continue reading