Spotted Pardalote
Walk through the woodlands in early spring with bird enthusiast Peter Miller to spot, observe, listen to, identify and learn about birds of Mount Majura. Expect to see a variety of early spring migrants, possibly even early breeders.
When: Sunday 14 September, from 8am (sharp) to 10am
Where: Meet at Mount Majura Nature Reserve entrance off Mackenzie St, near Grayson St, Hackett.
Bring binoculars if you have them, appropriate clothing for the weather, water, and a gold coin donation for a bird list.
Glossy Black Cockatoo eating the seeds of Drooping She-oak (Photo G. Dabb)
The grassy woodlands and open forests of Mt Majura provide habitat to a wide range of resident and visiting birds from the majestic Wedge-tailed Eagle to the tiny Weebill.
There have been confirmed sightings of more than 100 different bird species in the nature reserve including some rare and endangered species such as the Glossy Black Cockatoo.
