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One of the specialist activity groups is the birdwatching outings. This is an active group of members which has a number of outings each year as shown in the calendar, conducted under the umbrella of the Outings Committee.The walks are either arranged by a leader as a separate meet or conducted in conjunction with a general bushwalking outing. The venues selected are generally to places of special interest where there is a variety of birds to observe. A list of sightings is recorded for each outing.
Boondall Wetlands is Brisbane’s largest wetlands covering around 1150 hectares between Nudgee Beach and Shorncliffe. Walking along the boardwalk on the Billai dhagun Circuit will take us through a variety of vegetation types, including a she-oak forest. The boardwalk takes us to the birdhide at the junction of Nundah and Cabbage Tree creeks. This viewing… Read More...
Bird Walk Report from Flinders Plum Picnic Area, Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate Not a cloud in the sky and a predicted temperature of 31 degrees, the eager group of 5 explored the picnic area then moved over the dry creek towards the beginning of the Flinders Peak Track. Many bird calls were heard from the thick… Read More...
24/10/2026 This event has been cancelled due to predicted torrential rain. Priors Pocket is a finger shaped piece of land bounded by the Brisbane River. It was once farm land but pockets of original bushland remain. Several good sized lagoons attract a variety of water and wader birds. It is a birdwatching hotspot. Directions: Travelling… Read More...
Note change of date from 29 November to 6 December for this event Even though we visited this venue earlier on in the year, it’s a great spot to see a variety of birds as the Reserve contains lagoons, woodland areas and open grassland. Flat, constructed pathways wind through the area. Following this walk, we… Read More...
