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If there are any real keen collectors I have a complete set of Bird Observer magazines going back to 1968. That and a few spare Wingspans and Australian Birdlife magazines, and an unbroken set of the Victorian Naturalist (journal of the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria) from 1968 to 2016.
. . . → Read More: [Advert] Wingspan and Bird Observer Magazines – free Bird Observer (the old BOCA magazine) from Oct 2003 to the end – also some from 1997-1999 Wingspan (RAOU/Birds Australia magazine) from 1992 to the end. Pretty good condition – maybe one or two gaps I guess. Free to a good home! I live in Werribee so any "locals" could collect on the way . . . → Read More: [Advert] Wingspan and Bird Observer Magazines – free Hi All a heads up to northern beaches and other northern Sydney birders. I was at Warriewood Wetlands/Irrawong Reserve on the afternoon of Sunday 21 June – the Swamp Mahogany is flowering and it had attracted hordes of lorikeets – predominantly Rainbow but I saw 10 Musks, 12 Littles and a single Scaly-breasted. If . . . → Read More: Warriewood Wetlands/Irrawong Reserve (Sydney northern beaches) – flowering Swamp Mahogany I am writing to let you know that NSW ORAC now has a website which can be accessed at www.nsworac.org/
The website includes a comprehensive Index of Cases which includes all NSW reports that have been submitted to NSW ORAC and BARC both accepted and not accepted, and also . . . → Read More: NSW ORAC Website There was a Brown Cuckoo-dove at the backyard wild bird feeder during this morning’s drizzle in Mulgoa Valley. Unusual down in the Valley itself, more frequent but still uncommon near the National Park at the top of Mayfair Drive but only seen around here by me in wet weather. Cheers Michael Mulgoa . . . → Read More: Cuckoo-dove Sold, with a great deal of interest. Thanks From: Birding-Aus <birding-aus-bounces@birding-aus.org> On Behalf Of A SmithSent: Tuesday, 16 June 2020 7:42 PMTo: Birding-Aus@birding-aus.org; Canberrabirds <canberrabirds@canberrabirds.org.au>Subject: [Birding-Aus] Advertisement: For sale Swarovski ATS 80 spotting scope with 20-60 zoom eye piece For sale Swarovski ATS 80 spotting scope with a 20-60 zoom eyepiece. Scope comes with a stay-on-case. Purchased new from Bintel in 2016, so . . . → Read More: Advertisement: For sale Swarovski ATS 80 spotting scope with 20-60 zoom eye piece SOLD! Its when I do a stint of wader watching that I get my just deserts, they are my Waterloo… Thanks to all who helped me with the Whistler last week. https://www.ararelitus.com/mystery-birds-1 Is the next little puzzle for my on-going bird education. Chris Shaw seashore@internode.on.net +61 409 675912 Experts possess more data than judgment.COLIN POWELL, attributed, Doing Business in the New . . . → Read More: A Wader Shade of Pale For sale Swarovski ATS 80 spotting scope with a 20-60 zoom eyepiece. Scope comes with a stay-on-case. Purchased new from Bintel in 2016, so it has 6 years left on the warranty (10 years). Currently scope and eyepiece retail for $3249 and the stay on case for an additional $299. Total $3548 For the digiscoper, I will include a universal . . . → Read More: Advertisement: For sale Swarovski ATS 80 spotting scope with 20-60 zoom eye piece The following is a digest of Sightings Reported on Birdpedia for the period Monday, June 22, 2020 to Sunday, June 28, 2020: Area: SA Location: Barrananna Gorge, Gammon Ranges Grey Teal (Anas gracilis) (12) There were a couple of waterholes in Barrananna Gorge at most 30 metres by 10 metres. I think I have seen . . . → Read More: Birdpedia – Australia – Weekly Digest Once more around the Balsfjord, a month late Every year, in the first half of May, I drive the c 250 km long drive ‘around the Balsfjord’, the big and typically Norwegian fjord that stretches c 100 km south from Tromsø (N. Norway) and of which the sounds around Tromsøya constitute the sill. In . . . → Read More: Once moee around the Balsfjord, a month late |
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