Saturday, December 31, 2005

Happy New Year

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Hoping that you all received a digital camera for Christmas and your New Year's resolution is to contribute to this blog!
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Raving Ravens?

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During the last several weeks there has been a flock of over 100 Forest Ravens along the dunes of the South Arm Neck. While I'm used to ...
Saturday, December 24, 2005

Merry Christmas to all/both/anyone--drive safely

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More from Orielton Lagoon 23/12/05

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Bill and I spent the morning at Orielton Lagoon banding Kelp Gull chicks and taking blood samples for DNA studies. Whilst there we also reco...

Tern returns?

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Bill and Els saw what they thought was a marsh tern as they drove along Sharkpoint Road (northern side of the Orielton Lagoon), flying up th...
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Friday, December 23, 2005

Marion bay update 22/12/05

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Thought I should have a last look at Marion Bay before the onslaught of the Falls Festival, and I came back with mixed emotions. The huge ar...
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Orford Fairies

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Priscilla Park made a recent trip to the Orford Spit to see how the Fairy Terns were getting on. Apparently an earlier breeding attempt had ...
Tuesday, December 20, 2005

Swampy

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This time of year the harriers are hard at it feeding their young and the accompanying photos were taken today at South Arm Neck. Hunting in...
Monday, December 19, 2005

Good year for Chats?

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In my recent wanderings through the local coastal marshes, I have noticed the very healthy number of White-fronted Chats about this year. Pe...

"A Bird in the Bush"

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Subtitled "A Social History of Birdwatching", written by Stephen Moss, and published by Aurum Press of London, it tells the story ...
Thursday, December 15, 2005

Orielton Lagoon Update 15/12/05

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No sooner than I blog a piece about Orielton than a few more notable birds rear their head. Among the 40+ Curlew and c80 Bar-tailed Godwit a...