Organ Pipes National Park is very close to Melbourne and easily accessible from the Calder Highway about 20 kilometres...
Here in Broome we observe a good selection of ducks and the most prolific at the Broome Poo Ponds...
Anyone who has spent any time observing birds knows that they are flexible and adaptable. Birds need to travel...
This year, with the exceptional rain and flooding across much of the land there has been a great opportunity...
Over recent months we have mostly travelled south along the Great Northern Highway across Roebuck Plains to observe the...
Torresian Crows are frequently observed around Broome and come into our garden for water. Usually the Torresian Crows just...
The floodwaters continue to recede across the plains near Broome and the bird-life continues to enjoy the environment. The...
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