Author Archives: Clare M

About Clare M

Clare and her husband, Grant, have lived permanently in Broome, Western Australia since 1999 after living in various outback locations around Western Australia and Darwin. She has lived in the Middle East and the United States and traveled extensively in Europe. She monitors Pied Oystercatchers breeding along a 23km stretch of Broome's coastline by bicycle and on foot. She chooses not to participate in social media, but rather wander off into the bush for peace and tranquility. Thankfully she can write posts in advance and get away from technology!

Juvenile Superb Lyrebird

Although we have observed Superb Lyrebirds on previous trips to New South Wales we had never encountered juvenile Superb Lyrebirds…

Powerful Owl in the Royal Botanical Gardens-Sydney

We had not observed a Powerful Owl since we were living in Portland, Victoria for a few months in 2009,…

Common Redshank added to the year list

This week we decided that we really should try and add Common Redshank to our 2018 year list. We had…

Little Curlews return to Broome

In recent weeks Little Curlews Numenius minutus have returned to Broome from their migration to the northern hemisphere. We used to…

Satin Bowerbirds and their bowers

Over the years that I have been writing here you may well have noticed that we often come across Great…

Hiding in beach debris at high tide

We are often walking the northern area of Cable Beach and it is always interesting watching how the birds react…

Blue-winged Kookaburras at Ellendale Dam

When we have camped at Ellendale Dam in the past we have invariable been woken by Blue-winged Kookaburras and they…

Little Woodswallows in the Kimberley

Little Woodswallows-Artamus minor are the smallest of the Woodswallows  at only 12-14cm and prefer areas where there are cliff faces…

Sanderling at Hopetoun

Sanderling-Calidris alba have been returning to Broome over the past few weeks from their northern migration. Each year the Sanderling…

Great-billed Heron at Derby wharf

The Great-billed Heron–Ardea sumatrana is one of the most elusive of all the herons in Australia and it stands over…

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Donna’s 2019 Year List – 712
Clare M’s 2019 Year List – 418
Tom’s 2018 Year List – 1233
Pat’s 2018 Year List – 714
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Corey’s 2018 Year List – 352
Donna’s 2017 Year List – 840
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Corey’s 2017 Year List – 568
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Pat’s 2016 Year List – 882
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