What birds are calling Scott Conservation Park home?

Join local birding expert John Gitsham for a relaxed, small-group guided bird walk exploring this beautiful patch of Fleurieu bushland.

Scott Conservation Park is home to a diverse mix of woodland and heath habitat, providing food, shelter and nesting opportunities for a wonderful variety of birdlife. With John’s expert eye and local knowledge, we’ll explore the park, listening for calls, looking for movement in the trees and shrubs, and discovering which species are making the park their home.

Whether you’re an experienced birder or just starting to get interested in birds, this is a great opportunity to slow down, sharpen your observation skills and learn more about the birds and habitats around us.

🐦 Small group event
🌿 Led by local birding expert John Gitsham
🔭 All experience levels welcome

Please note: The trail is undulating with creek crossings via steps requiring reasonable mobility.

Come along, enjoy a morning in the bush and see how many birds we can spot!

What to bring:

BYO binoculars - let us know if you need to borrow a pair for the morning
Wear closed in shoes/boots, long pants and be SunSmart - we will have some sunscreen available
BYO water bottle

Where to meet:

We will meet at the northern carpark at the end of the park closes to Deep Creek Road. Due to limited parking, please consider carpooling if coming with a friend.

This session is part of the Alexandrina Greening and Wildlife project, a collaboration between Alexandrina Council and SNC, and funded by Alexandrina Council and Green Adelaide.

Contact the host of Birds of Scott Conservation Park

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