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Baby Willie Wagtails come out to feed

I never did find where our resident pair of Willie Wagtails were nesting recently. Yesterday, however, I found the three lovely babies huddled together on a fence post. They looked as if they were just out of the comfort of their nest.
Of course - the parents didn’t like me getting too close and so I [...]

Two milestones for this birding blog

This blog has reached a special milestone.
Last night I approved the 3000th comment from my readers.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the success of this blog. You have made it what it is - a vibrant community of birders and bird lovers. In the last few months when I have been very busy [...]

Eastern Rosella - a new species for our garden list

Eastern Rosellas are one of the colourful parrot species to be found here in Australia. It is a relatively common parrot found in south eastern Australia and Tasmania. It has been introduced into the Mt Lofty Ranges and Adelaide region of south Australia as well as New Zealand.
Here in Murray Bridge I’ve only recorded it [...]

Guest speaker

Today I was the guest speaker at the Mallee Aged Care, a group which meets in the local soccer club rooms every fortnight. The organiser invited me - and my wife - for lunch and after that I gave a one hour presentation, talking about Australian birds. I illustrated my talk with photos of our [...]

The Trillers are here

There has been an interesting development in the bird life in our garden this last week. The male White-winged Triller is still around every day. calling endlessly and in between calls, feeding on the various caterpillars and other tasty morsels available on our trees and shrubs.
Today he has been joined by a female. She is [...]