Peter,
More importantly what colour were their eyes?
Cheers
Graeme
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Paul, Sydney, particularly in the West, has been so dry and hot that plant growth with its associated bird feed including insects has bee exceptionally scarce and birds are dying of starvation, often near water in my experience when it has been very hot. Miners often dive onto water to bathe and scoop up . . . → Read More: bird drownings Hi all, Slightly off topic but hopefully someone can help. I have a metal-framed vinyl swimming pool, 3m diameter that I set up for the kids in the back yard every summer. On Monday I found a dead Noisy Miner in the pool. On Tuesday another. Today, a dead kookaburra. 8 years or so with . . . → Read More: Off-topic mystery Hi Jason, We had great accommodation at Daintree Valley Haven which is run by a lovely couple who really care about the environment. There are comfortable cabins where you can cater for yourself or they can supply meals. Best is the fact that you are surrounded by lush rainforest, overlooking the river, with BBP Kingfishers . . . → Read More: Cairns/Daintree During my morning walk here at Brooms Head this morning, I had the good luck to watch a pair of Whipbirds dancing around in a dead fallen tree and the relatively cleared low bush. Lasted for about 40 seconds. Certainly not something I’d seen before. Peter Morgan The conservation battle is never finally won; the . . . → Read More: Whipbirds Dear All, We are going to take a trip up to Cairns in March for a week for birding. Our idea is to cover the distance between Cairns and Cape Tribulation. I was hoping to solicit comments on our rough itinerary. It goes like this: Cairns 2-3 nights, for Esplanade and botanical garden Somewhere in . . . → Read More: cairns/cape trib advice 1. Consider taking a hinterland route via Mareeba and Julatten instead of the coast. There are lots of good birding places inland. You can find out the birding spots in two books currently in print “The Complete Guide to Finding the BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA” and “Finding Australian Birds” both published by CSIRO and possibly available . . . → Read More: Cairns/Cape Trib Eaglehawk Pelagic Trip Report – January 14th, 2018 Participants: Ruth Brozek, Martin Cake, Karen Dick, Darryl Eggins, Mona Loofs-Samorzewski, Bruce Richardson, Robert Shore, Nicole Sommer, Ashley Thomson, Els Wakefield and Paul Brooks (organiser and report compiler) Boat: The Pauletta, skippered by John Males, with deckhand Hugh Smith. Notes: There was an out-of-season weather event in . . . → Read More: Eaglehawk Pelagic Trip Report, January 14th 2018 Great tip Michael. I definitely came to the right place to ask my birding Cam questions! Thanks very much! Don On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 4:37 PM, Michael Hunter < drmhunter@westnet.com.au> wrote: > > > > I have a NikoD90 Coolpix, also known as P900, bought for about $700 and > > used preferentially . . . → Read More: FW: Nikon D90 > I have a NikoD90 Coolpix, also known as P900, bought for about $700 and > used preferentially to a Canon SLR, mainly because of its extreme zoom ,ie > 83x, and am very happy with it. > > The main disadvantage is its weight, and at extreme zoom may have trouble > focussing on . . . → Read More: FW: Nikon D90 |
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