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Tag Archives: Tawny Frogmouth
Some Local Birds – Morton Park and The Cooks River – 1 January 2024
On New Years Day, I did a short local walk, first to Morton Park, on Canterbury Road at Lewisham, thenI caught a bus to Canterbury, where I met up with Valerie for a slow walk along the Cooks River where … Continue reading
Rookwood and Cooks River Birds – 18 December 2023
I made a visit to Rookwood Necropolis again to see how the young Brown Goshawks were going, and then on the way home, I got off the train at Canterbury and walked home via the Cooks River. This made for … Continue reading
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Tagged Brown Goshawk, Cooks River Birds, Rookwood Necropolis, Tawny Frogmouth
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Morton Park Tawny Frogmouth Update – 13 December 2023
In the afternoon, I walked down to Morton Park on Canterbury Road to check the status of the nesting Tawny Frogmouths. I soon located the nest – very high in a tree, and hard to see clearly. The male was … Continue reading
Mudlarks Bird Survey – 12 December 2023
I joined the Mudlarks for their monthly bird survey along the Cooks River. The group met up on the Lang Street Bridge at 7 am. This time the survey went downstream – to Wave Rock and back. Here are some … Continue reading
Wolli Creek Walk – 5 December 2023
A hot day was forecast. I was keen to get outdoors, but not keen to spend too long in the hot weather. So I decided to do short local walk along the Two Valleys Track – along Wolli Creek downstream … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Girrahween Park, Tawny Frogmouth, Two Valleys Track, Wolli Creek Regional Park
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Rookwood and Cooks River Birds – 2 December 2023
I visited two places to photograph birds. First was a visit to Rookwood Necropolis, mainly to see the Brown Goshawk chicks again. Then on the way home, I got off the train at Canterbury and walked down the Cooks River … Continue reading
Greenway Bird Survey (And a Look at the Cooks River Tawny Frogmouths) – 25 November 2023
I took part in the early morning bird survey along the Dulwich Hill section of the Greenway. After the survey, I joined Valerie and Simin for a walk along part of the Cooks River to look at the Tawny Frogmouths. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cooks River Birds, Greenway Bird Survey, Tawny Frogmouth, The Greenway
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Local Tawny Frogmouths – Update – 20 November 2023
I had come down with a cold, and was feeling a bit lazy, so only did short local trip. I thought I would look at the local Tawny Frogmouths to see how their nesting was going. At Morton Park on … Continue reading
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Tagged Cooks River Birds, Cooks River Boat Harbour, Morton Park, Tawny Frogmouth
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Mudlarks – Cooks River Birds Survey – 14 November 2023
I joined the Mudlarks for their monthly bird survey along the Cooks River. As usual, the group met at the Lang St Bridge at 7 am (7:30 am during the non-daylight saving period). This month the group was surveying upstream … Continue reading