That's because they refuse to try what people who know about bats have told
them is likely to be the way that has a chance of working.
As long as the BGT persist with their present attitude they will have only
dead trees to show for it - a disaster for the bats and a shame for the
trees.
cheers
storm
-----Original Message-----
From:
Behalf Of Chris Charles
Sent: Tuesday, 17 March 2009 9:49 PM
To: Nick Holmes
Cc:
Subject: Visiting NSW in April from UK
Nick,
Your son will have no chance of missing fruit bats in Sydney
Botanical Gardens. They have been trying for years to move them on
but they persist.
If you are on Scotland Island then you may have access to a boat. It
is a nice ride across to Patonga village on the northern side of
Pittwater/Hawkesury. From there it is a lovely walk over the hill to
Pearl Beach with great views & a good chance of seeing Glossy Black
Cockatoo, Lyrebird, Origima, as well as the usual honeyeaters.
Have a great trip. Chris
Chris Charles
0412 911 184
33deg 47'30"S
151deg10'09"E
On 17/03/2009, at 8:40 PM, Nick Holmes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My first post....and I'm asking for help already.
>
> I will be visiting NSW in April with my family for a family holiday
> but we
> all enjoy finding time for birding and wildlife watching in general
> as part
> of bush walks, sighseeing, etc.
>
> We are visting Sydney, Blue Mountains, Scotland Island (Pittwater),
> Jervis
> Bay and the Kangaroo Valley area.
>
> We have a local guide while we are in the Blue Mountains but would
> appreciate any advice on good areas to visit to walk, see birds,
> see other
> wildlife and see beautiful scenery in the other areas we are
> visiting. I
> usually do rather more research for our holidays but have just not
> managed
> to this time....tut, tut......so any advice would be great.
>
> My 7 year old son is desperate to see fruit bats in Sydney Botanic
> Gardens....any chance?
>
> We are not obssessive about seeing particular endemics or rareties
> but would
> just enjoy seeing as many species as possible while enjoying a relaxed
> family holiday.
>
> Any advice would be great.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Nick, UK
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