Archive for the 'Silvereyes' Category

On my recent visit to Tintinara on a business trip I was able to take out some time to do some birding on the way home. I’d finished work, so the time was my own. Between Tintinara and Coonalpyn in the upper south east of South Australia the highway travels through some very interesting country. [...]

I was working in my home office last week when I heard a sudden bang on the glass about a metre from where I sat. I immediately grabbed the camera and headed out into the garden. There on the garden bed was a little Silvereye, obviously quite stunned but alive. I was able to take [...]

I’ve been a little distracted from blogging on this site this week – for two reasons. I’ve been very busy with my studies is one of the reasons. The second reason is that this week I became a Grandfather for the first time. Our son and daughter in law are currently in Colombia, South America [...]

I recently had a request for help with research on Silvereyes in Australia. If you are able to help, please contact Dominique directly at the email address at the bottom of the article. Hello Fellow Australian Birders! I need your help! My name is Dominique, and I am a PhD student currently studying at the [...]

One of the frustrations I felt on our holiday in New South Wales earlier this year was the lack of time to do some serious birding as we went along. We were on a tight time schedule because our daughter had to return home to go to work. It was great spending three weeks with [...]