Christine Rand·Feb 21Birding Around Telegraph Point NSWOur local bird club just had a three day field trip to Telegraph Point. I enjoy attending these, as you usually go to places you wouldn’t…
PeckPerk·Oct 15, 2025Tawny Frogmouth: Australia’s Owl-Like Master of DisguiseUnraveling the secrets of Australia’s camouflaged night hunter and its remarkable survival skills
Janine Duffy·Apr 25, 2025Identifying juvenile/immature birds seen in the field: Part 4. Coverts & PrimariesWith some species, there is very little to show that a bird is juvenile or immature. In these cases very slight differences in feathers may…A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Daily CuppabyBarb Dalton·Apr 1, 2025Beautiful or Bothersome? These Squawking Scoundrels Proliferate the SkiesLook at that cheeky face.A response icon5A response icon5
Janine Duffy·Mar 29, 2025Identifying juvenile/immature birds seen in the field: Part 3 Gapes & billsThe bill/beak tells you a lot about the bird. Sometimes it is the only sign that a bird is immature or juvenile.A response icon2A response icon2
John Hansen PAL·Mar 17, 2025The Magpie and ButcherbirdA Birdsong SerenadeA response icon13A response icon13
Janine Duffy·Mar 15, 2025Identifying juvenile/immature birds seen in the field: Part 2. Duller & PlainerJuveniles of many bird species are duller, plainer versions of adults. If the adults have a highly distinctive feature, the juvenile might…A response icon1A response icon1
Janine Duffy·Mar 8, 2025Identifying juvenile/immature birds seen in the field. Part 1 Definitions.Defining the difference between chick/nestling, juvenile, immature and adult birds. Tips for birders.A response icon1A response icon1
InGardening, Birding, and Outdoor AdventurebyJanine Duffy·Feb 3, 2025Birding in Batchelor & Litchfield, Northern Territory AustraliaSometimes the best birding can be found outside of the national parks and protected areas. In this article I will share some of the…A response icon2A response icon2
