Hi everyone, This summer has seen a significant influx of Pectoral Sandpipers in the Perth area. In my experience over the last few years, a few Pecs can usually be found at Lake McLarty with the Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, and one or two at Thomsons or Forrestdale Lakes. Outside of this, they are hard to come … Read more
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G’day folks, The unfortunate increase in feral dog activity at Alice Springs Sewage Ponds has forced the temporary closure of the ponds for the foreseeable future. I have posted the contents of an email forwarded from Power & Water on the Birds Central blog. http://comebirdwatching.blogspot.com/2011/02/alice-springs-sewage-ponds-off-limits.html Anyone planning to visit Alice in the near future feel … Read more