Discover the Birds of Randwick Environment Park

Randwick Environment Park is a gem! It’s an island of biodiversity, with its beautiful bushland and sparkling wetland offering shelter and food for wildlife, including lots of bird species.

We will slowly explore the area in the early morning when birds are at their most active, and hopefully we’ll see many different species of landbirds and waterbirds, from large and noisy ones to tiny, secretive ones. We often see them very close, and in stunning detail through the telescope. We’ll watch their fascinating behaviours, learn a few birdcalls, and contribute to conservation by adding our sightings to BirdLife’s National database, Birdata.

You will be guided by ecologist Renée Ferster Levy, who delights in birdwatching and seasonal changes as different native plants flower and fruit. She has observed over 80 bird species in and above Randwick Environment Park in the last 10 years and is fascinated by how each bird uses the area, and what we can do to help them thrive even outside the Park.

What to bring?

Please wear closed shoes, comfortable clothing and a sun hat, and bring binoculars if you have them. You may want to bring some morning tea to share.

Photography / Videography Notice

Photos and videos may be taken at this event and used for Council communications and promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to your image being used unless you request otherwise.

Contact the host of Community Birding Group - 13.03.27