sunshinecoastbirds
A natural history blog by Greg Roberts, Sunshine Coast, Australia
Wednesday, 13 April 2022
First New Caledonian Storm-Petrel record in Australia overlooked – for 50 years
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Half a century ago, it was the habit of myself and a handful of birding enthusiast friends – notably Chris Corben, Glen Ingram and Anita S...
Sunday, 6 February 2022
No Ruff Too Tough
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The Ruff is a rare visitor to eastern Australia. Although I’ve seen quite a few in Australia, especially when I lived in Perth, I’d not ye...
Tuesday, 25 January 2022
Timber company giant rejects modest rewilding trial for endangered rainforest
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The timber giant HQPlantations and the Queensland Government are continuing to resist a modest proposal to trial the rewilding of pine pla...
Monday, 20 December 2021
Painted or Buff-breasted? Buttonquail in the spotlight
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Painted or Buff-breasted? Buttonquail, that is. The reputation for being Australia’s most mysterious bird has shifted from Night Parrot to...
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Saturday, 18 December 2021
North Queensland, December 2021: Chasing wet season visitors
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I wanted a few photo ticks from far North Queensland of species that can only or most easily be seen in the wet season, so I flew to Cairn...
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