We have been experiencing some monsoonal weather recently and many a day we are faced with the encroaching black sky as shown above. We...
I’ve stated in the past that I thought that the Pukeko, or Purple Swamphen, is New Zealand’s most iconic bird after the kiwi. On...
Last Wednesday we were visited by our neighbour’s children and their friends, who are all about 8 years old, asking for help. It is general...
We visited Palm Springs, California towards the end of 1989 and we camped and looked for birds. This year we did the same, but...
On our recent trip over the border into the Northern Territory to Keep River National Park we spent a day birding around Kununurra before...
The North Shore of Sydney is, as I’ve often observed, a great place to watch birds. On my last visit, which lastes four days,...
On our recent birding and camping trip we continued south from Windjana Gorge to re-join the highway and head east to Fitzroy Crossing. We...
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