More Spring Delights – The Variegated Fairy-wren
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by aussiebirder
1w ago
We set out for another walk in our local Nasho with a friend of ours. This friend seems to have an anointing for finding interesting birds. Even though she is not a birder, whenever she comes for a bird walk with us, we always find good birds. Of course in reality, birds are just like Forrest’s box of chocolates, ‘you ..read more
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A Surprise Gift – Birthday Crake
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by aussiebirder
2w ago
For my 70th Birthday my wife and I spent the weekend in Wagga Wagga with my wife’s family, beside Lake Albert, We always enjoy visiting this sprawling south-western inland city and exploring the birds in the wetlands along the lake, which I have blogged on several occasions. On my birthday in the cool of the morning, we went for our ..read more
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Spring Surprises – The Beautiful Firetail
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by aussiebirder
1M ago
It was cloudy and rain looked possible, but my wife and I were determined to get a 6 km walk in at our local NP. To our advantage there were very few on the track, though the bright diffused light reflecting in the clouds was not conducive to good photography. However, we needed the walk and every bird blessing we ..read more
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Spring Surprises – The Spotted Pardolote
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by aussiebirder
1M ago
It was a beautiful warm Spring day and my wife and I decided to take a recovery walk in our local birding park as we both are recovering from respiratory illnesses we acquired while in the Middle East recently. It was relatively quiet for this time of year, with mainly pairs of Rainbow Lorikeet making their usually loud chatter as ..read more
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Birds of the Middle East
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by aussiebirder
1M ago
As many of you know, we have been away from blogging for a few weeks. We apologize for not reading your posts during that time. We have returned from the Middle East (Egypt, Jordan and Israel) somewhat earlier than expected, as we had to flee Israel, for reasons I am sure you are aware. My wife is and has been ..read more
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Spring – Time to Visit our National Parks (Part 2)
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by aussiebirder
2M ago
Following last weeks collection of birds from the Royal National Park, while we are taking a break from blogging, I thought you might like to see the second part of last weeks film which was scheduled for release while we are away. As you can see Australia is blessed with an abundance of bird species, and these are just in ..read more
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Spring – The Time To Visit Our National Parks
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by aussiebirder
2M ago
As I shared last week, we will be having a month break from posting on this blog, but my many pages of interesting information and birding tips remain available from our Home Page. This may be an opportunity to peruse these pages if you have not already done so. As you may already know our local birding park is the ..read more
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Instant Summer – A Quiet Afternoon Stroll
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by aussiebirder
2M ago
I took the opportunity to have a quiet walk alone with God in our local reserve, and just take in the unusual lack of birds and their calls, as we had suddenly jumped from a pleasant 19°C to a warm 28°C in one day. Each day thereafter in the low 30s. Sydney has been shrouded in heavy smoke in the ..read more
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That Fresh Set of Eyes – Taking Friends Birding – Part 2
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by aussiebirder
3M ago
Another weekend and another group of friends to introduce to birding. One of the advantages of taking our non birding friends birding, and introduce them to our healthy recreational hobby, is that they often sight birds for us. We commenced by having a coffee at the park cafe where we saw this Sulphur-crested Cockatoo trying to get table service. Our ..read more
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A Spring Bird Walk – Introducing Friends to Birding.
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by aussiebirder
3M ago
Since ‘Spring has Sprung !’ here in Aussieland, the Great South Land, it is the ideal time to take friends and family out for a bird walk, to introduce them to the joys and delights of bird spotting and just enjoying the peace and tranquility of the bush and the sounds of the birds as they call and beckon one ..read more
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