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Tag Archives: Malabar Headland National Park
Malabar Headland – 8 September 2026
After the Mudlarks Cooks River Bird Survey, I joined Valerie and Sue on an outing to Malabar Headland. As usual, when heading to Malabar Headland, we wanted to see the resident Peregrine Falcons. But on this visit – we only … Continue reading →
Malabar Headland – 30 August 2026
Our visit was on one of the Sundays when the east section of Malabar Headland National Park was open. I travelled out to Maroubra Beach with Valerie and we met Sue there. Later out on the cliffs we met up … Continue reading →
Malabar Headland – 26 August 2026
With the impending long term closure of the Eastern Section of Malabar Headland National Park due to police shooting events at the adjacent rifle range, I was keen to do more visits there while it was still open. People wanting … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 19 August 2026
I thought it worth doing a few more trips to Malabar Headland National Park while it remains open. For much of the next few months (so far – September to November) the eastern part of the National Park will be … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 14 August 2026
This was another nice visit to Malabar Headland, with Sue, Valerie and later, Alana. On the walk out from Maroubra Beach, we didn’t see too many birds and no whales or dolphins. When we arrived at near Boora Point, I … Continue reading →
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More Raptors and Whales at Malabar Headland – 7 August 2026
Sue and myself spent another afternoon out on Malabar Headland, as we later met up with Alana. The day turned out a bit like our last visit – with a mixture of whales and Peregrine Falcons. Here is a New … Continue reading →
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Raptors and Whales – Malabar Headland – 4 August 2026
This was another very good day spent out in Malabar Headland National Park. I was with Valerie and Sue and we later met Alana. We walked out to near Boora Point without seeing very many birds and certainly no raptors. … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – 21 July 2026
I spent a pleasant, but rather cold and windy day out n Malabar Headland – with Sue and Valerie. Our main aim was to observe the resident Peregrine Falcons, but we only had brief glimpses of one flying off. But … Continue reading →
Malabar Headland – 1 July 2026
With lot of good fungi to find lately, I had neglected another great place to visit at his time of the year – Malabar Headland. It offers raptors, whale and other sea creatures with a background of massive sandstone cliffs. … Continue reading →
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Malabar Headland – Birds and Whales – 8 June 2026
I joined Sue for a very pleats day spent on Malabar Headland. We were hoping to see the resident pair of Peregrine Falcons, but had no luck – not even a passing flyby. But we did see two other raptors … Continue reading →