Tag: birds

  • QWaLC eNews – 29 Jul

    QWaLC eNews – 29 Jul

    eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers includes information on the 30 July webinar about spotting H5 bird flu, updates to Fire ant biosecurity zones, grant programs, Landcare Week 3 – 9 August, National Science Week 15 – 23 August, 2026 Queensland Volunteering Conference, and more.

  • QWaLC eNews – 15 Jul

    QWaLC eNews – 15 Jul

    eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers includes information on the 30 July webinar about ACNC registration, nomination details for the Landcare Awards, changes to fire ant biosecurity zones, H5 bird flu, Trees for Bees, National Tree Day on 26 July, and more.

  • QWaLC eNews 1 Jul

    QWaLC eNews 1 Jul

    eNews from Queensland Water and Land Carers includes a 30 July webinar about ACNC registration, nomination details for the Landcare Awards, how to spot H5 avian flu, NAIDOC Week, Healthy Cities Landcare grants, Trees for Bees, and Landcare Week in August.

  • Toowoomba Bird Observers Apr 26

    Toowoomba Bird Observers Apr 26

    Toowoomba Bird Observers‘ April newsletter is out. Bird of the month is the Black-fronted Dotterel. Walks in May will be at Pittsworth on 13 May and Picnic Point on 30 May. There are reports of the April walks at Cooby Dam and Lockyer Wetlands.

  • Nest Box Workshop

    Nest Box Workshop

    Sunday, 19 April 2 pm – 4 pm at Buru Dain Dan Eco Hut 1A Hellyer Street, RANGEVILLE Tiffany Gesler will lead a workshop building medium-sized nest boxes designed to support local wildlife, including parrots (like king parrots and lorikeets), galahs, owls, and even some small mammals such as possums. With so many trees coming…

  • Toowoomba Bird Observers Mar 26

    Toowoomba Bird Observers Mar 26

    Toowoomba Bird Observers‘ March newsletter is out. Bird of the month is the Brahminy Kite. It includes a report of the February outings to Applegum Walk in Crows Nest and West Creek and a March outing to Redwood Park.

  • QWaLC eNews 27 Mar

    QWaLC eNews 27 Mar

    Queensland Water and Land Carers has published a new edition of its online newsletter. Items include: 2026 Landcare awards, preparation for the Great Glossy Count (Black Cockatoo), nominations for the Queensland Volunteering Awards, and much more.

  • Glossy Black Cockatoo workshops

    Glossy Black Cockatoo workshops

    Lockyer Uplands Catchments Inc is promoting a community workshop on Glossy Black Cockatoo Breeding and Nesting Behaviour as part of the B2B Corridor project   Registration is essential as numbers will be limited – Killarney or Ravensbourne    For further information contact Mitchell Roberts, B2B Coordinator.

  • Toowoomba Bird Observers Feb 26

    Toowoomba Bird Observers Feb 26

    Toowoomba Bird Observers‘ February newsletter is out. Bird of the month is the Noisy Friarbird. It includes reports of February outings to Ravensbourne National Park and Back Plains. Other items include reports of sightings around Highfields.

  • The Quarterly Quail – Feb 26

    The Quarterly Quail – Feb 26

    BirdLife Australia has published an issue of The Quarterly Quail, a newsletter for its Birds on Farms project, with articles about their summer survey, upcoming surveys, a presentation at the Cob & Co museum, an excursion in Lockyer wetlands, the White-throated Needletail, and more. Read it online or in the panel here.