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Tag Archives: Wolli Creek Regional Park
Mainly Kingfisher at Wolli Creek – 24 January 2026
In the morning, I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park in order to get some more photos of the breeding Sacred Kingfishers. On this visit, I didn’t see any visits to their nest hollow, so I assume chicks have fledged.
Wolli Creek Kingfishers – 18 January 2026
I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park, near Earlwood, to spend more time photographing the nesting Sacred Kingfishers again. It was a good visit as the birds were quite active in bringing food to their nest. Not long after I arrived, … Continue reading
More Wolli Creek Birds – 31 December 2025
I made another trip to visit some of the birds in Wolli Creek Regional Park. Here are some photos –
Wolli Creek Birds – 28 December 2025
I visited Wolli Creek Regional Park to photograph birds. I stayed mainly near the Bray Avenue Wetlands and Paperbark Creek. I could hear quite a few birds around Paperbark Creek, but none came out of the scrub for photos, so … Continue reading
Birds at Wolli Creek – 2 December 2025
I went on a short visit to Wolli Creek to spend a few hours on bird photography. At first I heard lots of birds (mainly Bulbuls). But had few opportunities to photograph them. I had heard a number of Superb … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Birds Survey – 9 November 2025
It was time for the monthly bird survey along a section of Wolli Creek. The group was a small party from The Wolli Creek Preservation Society. We surveyed from Girrahween Park to the Bat Camp and back. It was quite … Continue reading
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Wolli Creek Bird Survey – 5 October 2025
I joined in on the monthly survey along Wolli Creek between Girrahween Park and the Flying Fox Camp and back. At Girrahween Park, near Fauna St, w e heard calls from Noisy Miners. They were trying to drive away a … Continue reading
Two Valleys Presentation for National Parks Association
On the evening of 22 September, I gave a Zoom presentation on the Two Valleys – the Cooks River and Wolli Creek, to the Southern Sydney Branch of the National Parks Association of NSW. It has now been uploaded to … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Birds Survey – 31 August 2025
I joined in on the bird survey along part of Wolli Creek Regional Park. The group surveyed between Girrahween Park to just past the rock climbing crag along the Two Valleys Track. As well as birds, we also saw some … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Bird Survey – 10 August 2025
The Wolli Creek Bird Survey that I have been attending recently, had been postponed from the previous Sunday due to poor weather. The weather this Sunday was not the best, but, after some early morning electronic chats, we decided to … Continue reading