Join expert naturalist Phil Barron and our Volunteer Rangers to explore the morning birdlife of Kinchina Conservation Park.

Learn about the wide variety of bird species that depend on the park which preserves the largest section of native vegetation in the Monarto area.

This experience will provide you deeper understanding of our precious bushbirds and you’ll learn some handy birdwatching and photography skills that you can take away for your next visit to a national park. Some of the species you might see diamond firetail (finch), rufous whistler, shy heathwren, Babblers, dusky woodswallows, hooded and red-capped robins, owlet nightjar and various parrot species.

MEETING LOCATION:

The walk will be held in Kinchina Conservation Park. The meeting location is to be determined, and we will provide advance notice.

WHAT TO BRING:

Binoculars
camera (if you have one)
bird ID book (if you have one)
hiking boots
Small backpack
appropriate clothes and protection for the weather
personal medication
insect repellant