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Gippsland Branch ASA

Locality: Trafalgar, Victoria

Phone: +61 427 557 457

Address: P.O. Box 147 3824 Trafalgar, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.gippslandasa.org.au/

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24.01.2022 The VAC, hosted a ZOOM meeting tonight. I will post some info. after I sort through my notes. Some items : Wildlife licenses are due September 30, 2020. ... Expo dates and Venues are being gathered for 2021. (Of course that depends on the Restrictions.) The use of Wire Cages, at Expos Discussions on Web page and Facebook page. Along with other issues. Stay informed and join a Bird Club!

23.01.2022 I think this maybe the last of the echidna posts as this little fella looked like he was ready to head off with his mother. This little exchange of feeding ,gro...oming and drinking together took 3 hours. So delightful. He or she .. almost looks as big as the mum So the first photo is post feed. The video is mum leaving after feeding and grooming the baby and then having some water together.

22.01.2022 At Petticoat Dam, a Fuscous Honeyeater bathes beneath a canopy of Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters. April 6.

22.01.2022 He has a different dance for each ringtone. Birds, amirite?

20.01.2022 This is the second baby turtle I've seen in the past two days, crossing the backyard, heading down to the Campaspe River. Echuca, Vic

19.01.2022 Red siskins hooking into frozen Niger seed heads

19.01.2022 Daily visitor, suburban Northcote.

19.01.2022 I was photographing a Currawong in the Ararat Hills when a flock of Varied Sittellas descended upon a nearby tree. What could I do? April 14. This one was leaping upward.

19.01.2022 our local Nankeen night heron..Elsternwick

18.01.2022 I was watching this Dusky Woodswallow when a little butterfly flew up. I thought "Cool. A butterfly to suss out" but a millisecond later, the woodswallow left its perch and caught it mid-air! Ah well, at least I got to photograph it... :) Long Forest Conservation Park.

18.01.2022 A Rainbow Bee Eater doing its thing. November 2.

18.01.2022 Another great day at the aviary display #eastershow

18.01.2022 An impassive Laughing Kookaburra absorbing the slings and arrows of outrageous Willie Wagtails. November 2.

15.01.2022 Splendid 2020 beginnen lekker te ruien

15.01.2022 Just a reminder that the Gippsland ASA bird expo/sale,at Warragul on Sunday April 18 has been postponed until September 5, 2021Just a reminder that the Gippsland ASA bird expo/sale,at Warragul on Sunday April 18 has been postponed until September 5, 2021

15.01.2022 After a Suriname toad mates, the eggs sink gradually into the mother's back. The froglets emerge over several days, thrusting their head & forelegs out first! Photo: American Museum of Natural History

14.01.2022 A Rainbow Bee Eater buzzing above sandy grasslands. November 3.

14.01.2022 A Musk Lorikeet between courses. Lambert Street. November 18.

13.01.2022 The enigmatic Reed Warbler: always audible;rarely visible. September 28.

12.01.2022 I was trying to think of an appropriate title for this image which I took yesterday morning whilst birding with Pam who I had asked to return to the scene of our productive sojourn photographing Rainbow-bee Eaters this time last year. On the way we encountered this family of Wedgetails(4 in all) perched and ready to greet the day.

11.01.2022 A White-naped Honeyeater explaining log etiquette to a Fuscous Honeyeater. January 24.

11.01.2022 some of my Photos Hope that you enjoy

10.01.2022 The arrival. RBEs at Stawell. November 19.

10.01.2022 Too cute not to share.

08.01.2022 After 60mm of rain overnight the Sulphur-crested Cockatoos were restless. January 29.

08.01.2022 Acting on a hot tip, I headed South of Willaura once again for the sight of a lifer. Here is a Plumed Whistling-Duck about to land on a fire dam. The species must have narrowly avoided being named 'Tiger Duck'. Stunning plumage. February 2.

07.01.2022 Looking over his kingdom. View from our kitchen window.

07.01.2022 A Musk Lorikeet and companion plant. November 16. Please feel free to use for your christmas purposes.

05.01.2022 Did I mention the 60mm of rain Ararat had overnight. This Black Kite knows all about it. January 29.

05.01.2022 A Red Wattlebird spotting its entry. November 21.

04.01.2022 A Spotted Pardalote in the Ararat Hills this morning. April 6.

04.01.2022 One of the really interesting things about camera-trapping in Far East Gippsland is that it gives you an appreciation of how much foot traffic there actually is... in some places! Take this single log for example. You or I might step over it, trip over it, or sit on it without ever thinking much about the "locals" who also land on it, climb over it or scamper along it! Here's a selection of critters on said log: Bush Rat, Bassian Thrush, MOUNTAIN Brushtail Possum (thanks Chris Cobern!), Grey Currawong (birdos, happy to be corrected), 2 views of a Long-footed Potoroo, Grey Shrike-thrush, Superb Lyrebird, Agile Antechinus, Dusky Antechinus and a Pilotbird... a bustling little spot in the forest. See more

03.01.2022 Beautiful shot.

03.01.2022 Big surprise to the Suffields. The Common Bronzewing twice raised a wing to us as it summoned the courage to drink. The color brings a whole new twist to its name. 23 January.

02.01.2022 The tremendous support and effort by residents of the Golden Plains Shire to eradicate avian influenza is making a difference. The poultry housing order for the... Golden Plains Shire in the Control Area ends at 11.59 pm on Saturday 26 September 2020. Housing orders remain in place in the Restricted Area until Monday 19 October as part of a staged approach to lifting the housing order in the region. Ongoing surveillance and testing will continue to support efforts to stamp out avian influenza. Control and Restricted Areas remain in place while surveillance continues. Permits are required for the movement of poultry, poultry products and equipment. To identify Control and Restricted Areas, refer to the maps on the Agriculture Victoria website. Thank you for your continued support. Remain vigilant. Find out how to keep your birds disease free. www.agriculture.vic.gov.au/avianflu

02.01.2022 White wood duck who has seen one