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Tag Archives: Grey-headed Flying Fox
Wolli Creek Walk – 21 January 2024
Yet another hot day was forecast – so I decided to do a short local walk – visiting Wolli Creek Regional Park. Being hot – the birds were not very active. I was also on the lookout for any fungi … Continue reading →
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Wolli Creek Birds – 23 December 2023
In the afternoon, after the Greenway Bird Survey, I thought I would check out more local birds. This time at Wolli Creek Regional Park. I caught a bus to Earlwood, and walked down to Girrahween Park to first see how … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bray St wetland, Girrahween Park, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Tawny Frogmouth, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek Regional Park
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Wolli Creek Walk – 24 October 2023
I only had time for a short walk on this day, as I had spent a long time working at my computer processing photos of Peregrine Falcons from the day before. So I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park – and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cymbidium suave, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Sacred Kingfisher, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek Regional Park
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Wolli Creek – Cooks River Walk – 30 July 2023
After coming back from Tasmania, I was keen to see if there was any local fungi. Most areas of Sydney seemed to have received very little rainfall in recent weeks, but the gauge at the Marrickville Golf Course had measured … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cooks River, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek
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Wolli Creek and Cooks River Walk – 7 April 2023
This is one of my regular walks. I caught a bus to Bexley North and then walked down the Two Valleys Track, all the way along Wolli Creek to its junction with the Cooks River and then walked up the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cooks River, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Ck
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Wolli Ck and Cooks River Walk – 11 October 2022
After the Mudlarks bird survey, I went looking for a Tawny Frogmouth on its nest in Ewen Park. After finding it, I headed to Permanent Avenue and caught a bus to Bexley North. From there, I made my way down … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cooks River Birds, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Wolli Creek, Wolli Creek Regional Park
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Wolli Creek – Cooks River Walk – 23 August 2022
Another day of Rail chaos. And this time, rain was forecast later in the day – perhaps late morning. So I decided on another local trip and caught a bus to Bexley North and set off down the Two Valleys … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cooks River Birds, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Sacred Kingfisher, Wolli Creek, Wolli Creek Regional Park
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Birds and Bats – Wolli Ck and Cooks River – 30 July 2022
After the fungal survey, I decided to walk home via the Two Valleys Track – from Girrahween Park on Wolli Ck – to Waterworth Park, at the junction of the Cooks River, then I walked up the Cooks River to … Continue reading →
Wolli Creek and Cooks River Walk – 15 November 2021
Another windy day was forecast. I had originally intended to do some bird photography at either Emu Plains or the Central Coast Wetlands, but thought strong wind would be no good. I was keen to head out, so decided that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cooks River, Cooks River Birds, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Tawny Frogmouth, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek
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Wolli Ck Nature Walk – 17 May 2021
I was interested to see what fungi could be about along Wolli Ck. So I caught a bus to Bexley North and then walked down the Two Valleys Track – to Tempe and continued along it, up the Cooks River … Continue reading →
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Tagged Fungi, Grey-headed Flying Fox, Nankeen Night Heron, Spangled Drongo, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek, Wolli Creek Fungi
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