It does depend a lot on what you're interested in, and if you're
chasing numbers or just some really interesting birds.
Homebush Bay is great for waders and other wet things. Most of the
sites you mention are good for waders, but I reckon (and I'm totally
biased) that the bush birding an hour west in the Blue Mountains is
far more interesting. I've got some free time in the next few weeks
too if you want to be shown around.
So have a think about what you want and what's interesting and let us
know. There's some extremely generous and knowledgeable birders in the
area, surely someone will help you out.
Evan
On 1/17/08, <> wrote:
> Hi all! I've never been to Australia before and I'm going to be in Sydney
> from 20th-25th Jan 2008 for work. I'll be able to sneak in a couple of
> days birding while I'm there! From speaking to friends here in London I've
> ascertained a few places to go locally including the Botanical Gardens,
> Long Reef, Deep Creek and maybe Holmbush Bicentennial Park; I was just
> wondering if that sounded about right to you guys, or whether you could
> recommend any other places I might be better off at. Any advice gratefully
> received! Also any advice for Powerful Owl ??!Many Thanks, Paul Cook.
>
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