Hi Birders
This is the first time I’ve been tempted to reply to the daily messages I
receive from Birding-aus but I can’t resist this one!!
I guess I just really like lists...
So here goes:
1 Gluepot SA – delivers EVERY time!!
2 Cairns region/Kingfisher Park QLD – perfect one day, perfect the next!
3 Lamington National Park QLD – fantastic range of birds
4 Broome & Roebuck Plains – What can I say – Waders and Yellow Chat
5 Strzelecki tracks SA . – stunning scenery as well as brilliant outback
birds
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6 Chiltern Vic – Regent Honeyeaters
7 Warby Ranges Vic – great habitat – always fun
8 Kakadu NP - stunning
9 Port MacDonnell Pelagic – I simply love these trips!
10 Werribee VIC - The best Poo Ponds I’ve ever seen!
Kay
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> Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 11:31:10 +0930
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> Hi Bird -heads
>
> Of course these "Top-Ten" lists are very subjective but are always
> interesting and a lot of fun. I like to see what places other people
> believe are worth travelling to.
>
> Anyway here's my list
>
> 1. Kakadu NT? it?s pretty hard to go past this National Park as one
> of the premier birding areas in Oz with plenty of NT endemics and
> great scenery as well
> 2. Cairns region/Kingfisher Park QLD? Again lots of endemics and
> great country
> 3. Cheynes Beach WA - Beautiful place and easy access to some of
> Australia?s rarest birds
> 4. Bruny Island TAS ? In summer this little island has easy access to
> all the Tassy endemics plus some of the hard-to-get mainland
> species as well, Pink robin, Swift Parrot, Olive Whistlers.
> 5. Lamington National Park QLD ? No matter how many times you go here
> Lamington takes your breath away and top birds too.
> 6. Gluepot SA ? I have been to Gluepot on numerous occasions and it
> just keeps on delivering.
> 7. Birdsville / Strzelecki tracks SA ? Brilliant birding and amazing
> country easily the best outback birding.
> 8. Capertee Valley NSW ? The range and number of birds in this gem of
> a place is mind boggling.
> 9. Werribee VIC ? Phenomenal birding and plenty of vagrants to keep
> you on your toes.
> 10. Hattah Lakes VIC ? rare birds and beautiful Riverina scenery
>
> I imagine I would put Iron range and Broome on the list but have yet to
> visit these areas.
>
> Cheers
>
> David Kowalick
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