Wonderful walk at Scott Conservation Park

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Written By SECOND NATURE

Posted 1st September, 2017. This project is now completed.

We were so lucky to have beautiful weather on Wednesday for our bird walk at Scott Conservation Park with the Friends of Cox Scrub. It was glorious.

The group of 17 bird watchers spotted 38 species of birds on the 2.5 hour walk with John Gitsham and Wendy Phillips helping with identification.

The birds included:

Maned Duck (Australian Wood Duck), Collared Sparrowhawk, Purple-crowned Lorikeet, Yellow-faced Honeyeater and lots more.

We will be holding more bird walks in Spring – details are coming.

This project is supported by the SA Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resources Management Board through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Programme and the NRM Levies.

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