Interested in learning more about this amazing camera? Click here. Camera Review
These books were written for children but ideal for all, telling about the 75 different species of birds found in the Dandenong Ranges. Click here.
My total count, so far this year, is 177 as at 13th July. Most of that was in January, with only a couple of ‘new’ birds in February. And more in other months. I try to get out regularly and sometimes get to new places too. In the meantime, you can visit this page to…
A lucky shot today. A Spotted Pardalote checking out its reflection in a car windscreen of a carpark of a nature garden here in Melbourne (Cranbourne Botanic Gardens), Australia. It’s a tiny bird, I thought I saw some movement, zoomed in and saw what it was, took several shots then got this amazing shot. Taken…
I discovered a week or so ago, that my blog posts weren’t going out to my subscribers, as I thought they had been. Turns out there was a software program that I needed access to, via my hosting service, and I wasn’t aware of this. My apologies. What I would like to know is if…
Well, I started off with good intentions, with a page specifically showing the birds I had been seeing in 2024. But come August I just didn’t get around to updates. I’d gone away on a holiday for a month to the Flinders Ranges during Aug/Sept and then when we got back home, was busy doing…
Can you believe it’s that time already? I deliberately get calendars organised for August each year so that those who wish to post them overseas as Christmas gifts can plan to do so without having a big rush closer to Christmas. I have the two calendars available, one with Scenes and birds of the Dandenong…