The Red-capped Plover Charadrius ruficapillus is a very cute shorebird that is often seen scurrying...
At the moment we are observing thousands of shorebirds leave from Roebuck Bay each evening...
Last Sunday we decided it was high time we took advantage of the low tide...
As you all get ready for the onset of spring in the northern hemisphere we...
A little bird told me this week that you are all rather interested in the...
Once again this week we have been restricted on our movements due to the weather....
Tropical cyclones are part of life here in the north of Australia and this week...
After our great holiday in Tasmania we were keen to see the changes around Broome...
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