Tag Archives: Malabar Headland National Park

The forecast was not ideal, and it turned out to be a bit wet and quite blustery, but the juvenile Peregrine Falcons are growing fast, so I’ve been taking more opportunities to visit the Headland. This was a last minute … Continue reading →

I spent an amazing afternoon out on Malabar Headland. The resident family of Peregrine Falcons put on an incredible display of flying and was a privilege to witness this. I met Sue at Maroubra Beach and we walked out to … Continue reading →

This was an outstanding day for photographing the resident family of Peregrine Falcons on Malabar Headland. On this day, I was joined by Ian, a visiting bird photographer from South Australia. Ian had contacted me, originally via a comment on … Continue reading →

After seeing one Peregrine Falcon fledgling on the last visit, I was keen to head back and see if other chicks had fledged. On the previous visits, just before we left, we had heard, and then seen a chick on … Continue reading →

Another day observing the Peregrine Falcons on the Headland. I was with Valerie and Sue.  The weather was fine – but quite windy. We were hoping to see some fledged chicks. I have been watching this pair for five breeding … Continue reading →

This was the next in my series of trips to Malabar Headland to photograph the Peregrine Falcons. On this occasion I was joined by Sue and we had an enjoyable and interesting day. We met at Maroubra Beach and walked … Continue reading →