Category: Bird Life – Mollymook Milton Ulladulla Area

Bird Life in the Mollymook Milton Ulladulla and surrounding areas
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Bird Life – Ulladulla Headland and Harbour

 

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Black Glossy Cockatoo female

 

Bird Life – Ulladulla ‘Warden Head’ Lighthouse area and the Harbour Foreshores

 

The ‘Bird Life’ captured in these images were taken primarily in the Warden Head area and a lesser few at the Ulladulla Harbour and Foreshore area’s. Easy walking along the ‘Warden Head Cultural Tracks’ with an array of local coastal bird life enjoyed on the south side of Warden Head lighthouse. Very scenic area for bird watching and in addition you can enjoy dolphins on the eastern sea-board side and whales during their migrating season. As you edge your way south along these cultural tracks and head slightly to the west, you get magnificent views of Pigeon House mountain in the distance and surf board riders to the south.

The Shoalhaven Council and BirdLife Shoalhaven have combined to produce a beautiful brochure called “Shoalhaven Bird Walks”. Whilst this walk is not listed in detail, it nonetheless lists 18 other magnificent walks in their brochure highlighting an array of beautiful birds in our local area. The ‘Birdlife’ brochure can be picked up at the Ulladulla Visitor Centre – or downloaded for viewing by clicking on this link – Shoalhaven Bird Walks.

(Click on the following images to enlarge)                                                                          (Thanks to Charles Dove for his assistance) 

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Bird Life – Narrawallee Beach

 

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Little Wattlebirds at Narrawallee Beach

 

Bird Life – Narrawallee Beach

 

The ‘Bird Life’ captured in these images were taken at Narrawallee Inlet and Narrawallee Beach. Easy walking in both beach and Inlet areas with an array of local coastal bird life.

The Shoalhaven Council and BirdLife Shoalhaven have combined to produce a beautiful brochure called “Shoalhaven Bird Walks”. Highly recommended, it lists 18 walks in their brochure in which you will see an array of beautiful birds. It can be picked up at the Nowra and Ulladulla Visitor Centres – or downloaded for viewing by clicking on this link – Shoalhaven Bird Walks.

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Bird Life, Rural areas of Milton N.S.W.

 

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Milton Rural Bird Life: Satin Bowerbird, Female

 

Bird life during Spring in the rural areas of Milton NSW

 

“Birds are widely recognised as good indicators of environmental health. A farm with a rich diversity of birds will also have a relatively high diversity of trees, shrubs, mammals, reptiles, frogs and invertebrates – and is also a guide to the overall property condition and sustainability of its agricultural practices” writes Ben Humphries the Southern NSW Woodland Bird Project Officer, Birdlife Australia.

The following are a sample of the images taken in October 2020 over a three-day period (each a brief session) with permission of the owner of this property that adjoins the NSW coastal village of Milton. They are testimony to the beauty, life and health of this rural area.

I wish to credit Charles Dove for his help in identifying some of these birds and his help in getting me started in ‘Bird Life’ photography.

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