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Hi everyone I am keen to give away some of my older copies. Wingspan vol 7 no 4 Dec 1997 to vol 16 no 4 Dec 2006 Missing: vol 14 no 1 March 2004 I’m in the inner west if anyone is interested in them. Chris Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings or . . . → Read More: Back copies of Wingspan to give away – Sydney Hi All, Here’s the second of two trip reports from the weekend. Cheers, Rohan BIRDLIFE AUSTRALIA PELAGIC TRIP OFF EAGLEHAWK NECK Saturday 30 January 2016 OBSERVERS: Tim Bawden, Jo Culican, Brian Johnston, Peter Kyne, Chris Lester, Rosemary Lester, Angus McNab, Jack Moorhead, Bill Moorhead, Paul Newman, Mark Stanley, Andrew Walter & Rohan Clarke (organiser). WEATHER: . . . → Read More: BirdLife Australia Pelagic Trip off Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania 30th January 2016 BIRDLIFE AUSTRALIA PELAGIC TRIP OFF EAGLEHAWK NECK Friday 29^January 2016 OBSERVERS: Tim Bawden, Sarah Beavis, Ruth Brozek, Karen Dick, Darryl Eggins, Brian Johnston, Judy Leitch, Mona Loofs-Samorzewski Angus McNab, Jack Moorhead, Mark Stanley, Els Wakefield & Rohan Clarke (organiser). WEATHER: 100% cloud with persistent rain throughout the day: mostly light but with a solid downpour . . . → Read More: BirdLife Australia Pelagic Trip off Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania 29th January 2016 Hello Josh, Congratulations on such a terrific and comprehensive report. In regard to the calls of the northern Cicadabird, you can hear them, and other Cicadabird calls, on my website www.graemechapman.com.au/library/sounds.php?c=720&p=78 It sounds like quite a different bird to me. Certainly worth ticking, species or not. Cheers Graeme Birding-Aus mailing list Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org To change settings . . . → Read More: Cicadabirds Hi all, I have recently published my book BIRDS OF THE WET TROPICS OF QUEENSLAND & GREAT BARRIER REEF & WHERE TO FIND THEM. With just over 400 pages, and 1500 illustrations (all but one hand painted) the book contains a large amount of information for both visitors and locals birding The Wet Tropics. . . . → Read More: ADVERTISEMENT – Book – Birds of Queensland’s Wet Tropics and Great Barrier Reef and Where to Find Them – now available On the 24th of January last week I received a phone call from Shaydeen Schrader informing me that her husband of many years, Neville, had passed away at home after a long battle with cancer. Neville was well known to many NSW birders, especially from his time living in Parkes where his conservation activities were . . . → Read More: Another birder has passed away I follow with great interest the valuable discussion on this list concerning the value and dangers of bird feeding. There are often comparisons with the situation in Europe and N. America, but there is one aspect there that I cannot see has got much attention, i.e. the great differences in climate. Here in Tromsø, N. . . . → Read More: feeding birds G’day In the spirit of people posting write-ups of good birding accommodation, I would like to mention “Kelsie’s Cottage” at Greenlands – about 10 mins west of Stanthorpe on the Texas Rd. It is a handy spot for people traversing the New England Highway, or birding, bushwalking or doing the wine tasting fooding thing on . . . → Read More: Bird-friendly accommodation Qld Granite Belt Hi people, The next batch of my New Zealand part of my trip, visiting beatiful Fiordland National Park and Stewart Island, amongst other locations in South Island. Including South Island Brown Kiwi, New Zealand Rock Wren, Fiordland Penguin, Kea and a hybrid Black Stilt/White-headed Stilt! ibc.lynxeds.com/news/video-highlights-fiordland-national-park-stewart-island-new-zealand Best regards, Pieter de Groot Boersma Birding-Aus mailing . . . → Read More: Video highlights from Fiordland National Park and Stewart Island, New Zealand |
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