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12 Year Anniversary of aussiebirder.com (opens the original)
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For 12 years I have been blogging weekly about our beautiful and very clever Australian birds and for the last 11 years my first book “What Birds Teach Us” continues also to be my best seller, with its unique presentation not only teaching about our birds but using each bird to teach a valuable life skill or lesson. So we […]
A Walk In A Rainforest – Rainforest Birds (opens the original)
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This week we will focus on our east coast rainforest area where we see the the three main foraging birds the Superb Lyrebird, the Bassian Thrush and the Australian Logrunner. Here is a movie I have prepared, sorry if it is not too professional: Click on image below to purchase or find out more about this new book release and […]
Unexpected Finds – Sunday Afternoon BirdWalk (opens the original)
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Sunny Sunday Afternoon and my wife suggested a walk in our local park for some much needed exercise, and so off we went. Our first sighting from the footbridge was this Greater Egret in its various hunting positions. The key to success for Egrets and Herons alike is to be perfectly still and wait. While one went fishing the other […]
A New Life Appears ! – One Powerful Owl Owlet (opens the original)
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After two years of nesting failure for our resident Powerful Owl we rejoice to report one juvenile owlet has finally emerged from the nest, however it appeared to be alone, being displayed resting not far from the nest in a casuarina pine tree. It was resting alone in the afternoon sun, occasionally being pestered by a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo. Click on […]
Riverbank Surprises – Bar-tailed Godwit (opens the original)
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Another amazing warm crisp blue sky winters day for a walk with my wife and our friend, so we decided to walk along the riverbank as my wife’s foot was continuing to heal and a flat even walk was required. The river bank unexpectedly at high tide was lined with over a dozen Bar-tailed Godwit very busily foraging, as they […]
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