Michael Roberts,
We happen to live a stone’s throw from the Entrance to BELAIR NATIONAL PARK, the second oldest park reserve created in colonial Australia. I had little hesitation in taking up an invitation to join a Birdwatcher Tour of the arena known as Long Gully at the western end of the park on the 22nd September. Alas, it was a cold wintry day …… But …
…… there were a sprinkling of birds for the smallish cluster of about twenty people who turned up to listen to three volunteer guides with birdie-know how.
SORRY …. no birds çaptured’on camera; BUT …. …. the miniscule secondary ‘shots’ may compensate ………………………………
White Ibis ….
Square-tailed Kite ….. 
Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Remembering the park. It’s like your own private backyard!
A yellow tailed black cockatoo! That must be a rare sighting!