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Category Archives: Birds
Mudlarks – Cooks River Bird Survey – 8 Feb 2022
It was time (2nd Tuesday of the month) for the Mudlarks Bird Survey. This month the group surveyed downstream from the Lang St bridge. The weather was cool and wet, but the rain held off – mostly, while we were … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Cooks River Birds, Dibble St Waterhole, Tawny Frogmouth
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Birds at the Central Coast Wetlands – 6 February 2022
I thought it was time to head up to Wyong and visit the Central Coast Wetlands again. I arrived there about 9:15 am and then started looking for birds. The weather on the day was mixed – sunny at times, … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Central Coast
Tagged Central Coast Wetlands, Latham's Snipe, Pioneer Dairy, Wyong
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Ferndale Park and The Lane Cove River – Fungi and Birds – 5 February 2022
Some rain was forecast, so I decided on a short trip to Chatswood – to visit Ferndale Park to check out the fungi, and then continue walking down Swaines Creek to the Land Cover River and then follow the river … Continue reading
Back to Birdwood Gully – Fungi and Birds – 4 February 2022
The weather forecast was not the best – showers. But better on the mountains than the coast. So I decided to head to Springwood and visit Birdwood Gully again – as it isa short walk, and caves along the track … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Blue Mountains, Wildflowers
Tagged Birdwood Gully, Fungi, Rufous Fantail, Shelleys Creek, Springwood
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World Wetlands Day – Sydney Olympic Park – 2 February 2022
I joined Brian Everingham and others from the National Parks Association of NSW for a visit to see the birds in the wetlands at Sydney Olympic Park. We had an early start, meeting near Lake Belvedere at 7 am. in … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Bicentennial Park, Lake Belvedere, Sydney Olympic Park, Waterbird Refuge, World Wetlands Day
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Bola Ck – Fungi and Birds – 1 February 2022
This was an excellent day out enjoying Royal National Park. Digi Dave was keen on a day out and we travelled in his van to the sooth end of Lady Carrington Drive. Our plan was to look for fungi along … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Nature, Royal National Park, Wildflowers
Tagged Bola Ck, Bola Creek fungi, Fungi, The Forest Path
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A Hot Day at Nurragingy – 31 January 2022
A hot day was forecast, and t looks like being hot everywhere, so I decided to head to Nurragingy Reserve at Doonside early in the morning and remain there until it got too hot. The plan was to spot and … Continue reading
Kestrel Ridge – Camping Weekend 29 – 30 January 2022
This was a very pleasant trip to camp on a ridge in the Upper Blue Mountains with a group of friends. Wendy had suggested the trip and Don had organised it. We were joined by Digi Dave, Enmoore, Pete and … Continue reading
Posted in Aboriginal Sites, Birds, Blue Mountains, Bushwalking, Wildflowers
Tagged Aboriginal Art, Aboriginal sharpening grooves, Aboriginal Wells, Orchids
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Birds of the Northern Beaches – 28 January 2022
I spent a nice day on the Northern Beaches visiting various venues to look for birds. I first visited Warriewood Wetlands then Irrawong Reserve, and then back through the Wetlands and along Mullet Creek back to Pittwater Road, and then … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Eastern Osprey, Irrawong Reserve, Long Reef, Mullet Creek, Nankeen Kestrel, Northern Beaches, Warriewood Wetlands
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Fungi and Birds at Sassafras Gully – Springwood – 27 January 2022
Four days earlier I had been on a trip down Birdwood Gully on the north side of Springwood and the fungi as well as the birdlife had been quite good. So I was keen to head back and this time … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Blue Labyrinth, Blue Mountains, Slime Moulds
Tagged Fairy Dell, Fungi, Glenbrook Creek, Magdala Creek, Sassafras Gully
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