Breeding time for the Wood Ducks of Kurilpa
An Australian Wood Duck pair perch on the largest bough of a river gum next to a yawning hollow,...
Read More
Category: Environment and Climate
The Flaming Galahs of Kurilpa
Australians like an interesting turn of phrase. New Aussies and visitors to our fair shores are...
Read More
Great Crested Tern winters in Kurilpa
Every winter, the Great Crested Terns move from their coastal estuarine summer home in Moreton Bay up the Brisbane River to the warmer inland waters around Kurilpa.
Read More
Australian Pelicans of Kurilpa
Photo Credit: Pablo Silber. Australian Pelican at West End Ferry Terminal The oft-quoted poem “A...
Read More
Blue-faced Honeyeaters eat Nectar of Banana flowers
Do you like bananas? For most people, the answer is simple: a resounding “yes” and yet...
Read More
The Sacred Kingfisher – a year round visitor to Kurilpa
Photo credit: Pablo Silber 2022 Any bird can become a spark bird: a bird that fills the...
Read More
Aussie White Ibis – flexible scavenger and survivor.
Why are Australian White Ibis so derided? Stop and take a good look at a White Ibis. It is a...
Read More
The Brahminy Kites of Kurilpa
There is something romantic about the word Brahminy. It conjures up images of...
Read More
The Mystery of the Crooning Pied Currawong and palm seeds
Is your birdbath full of Piccabean Palm seeds, again? The red seed coating is gone. Little piles...
Read More
There is conflict everywhere – West End’s Noisy Miners
The main driver in the bird microcosm is the Noisy Miner: a bellicose, medium-sized honeyeater...
Read More
Time to check out your local co-op?
t’s no secret that the cost of living has sky-rocketed in recent years. According to the latest...
Read More
Kurilpa Welcome Swallows
Photo credit: Pablo Silber. Welcome Swallow perched, July 2021 Another delightful contribution...
Read More
ADVERTISEMENT
