Diamond Bay Bird Walk - December

COME BIRD WITH ME - DIAMOND BAY EVENING CLIFF WALK
Meeting Point: 5pm - Diamond Bay Cliff Walk, Corner of Kimberley St and Ray St, Vaucluse, 2030.

Join me on the newly opened boardwalk at Diamond Bay for a relaxing walk with stunning views and an abundance of birdlife. From tiny bush birds to ocean and cliff-dwelling species, this spot offers so much to see—a perfect way to unwind at the end of the week. While there are some stairs, we'll take a leisurely pace with plenty of spots to rest, sit, and enjoy the scenery.

Please note: The location has been changed from Cooper Park to Diamond Bay. Thank you for your understanding!

Walk includes:

• Guidance on how to identify local bird species by sight and sound
• Practice spotting birds and using binoculars
• Binoculars will be provided for the walk
• You will get a local bird list to take home

All experience levels welcome! Children must be accompanied by an adult. There will be stairs. 

Places are limited so booking is essential.

WALK DETAILS

• Start: 5 pm - Meet at Diamond Bay Cliff Walk, Corner of Kimberley St and Ray St, Vaucluse, 2030. 
• Walk: ~2.5 km walk. We will walk slowly and stop often to admire our feathered friends. Depending what we see, the exact timing and route may vary. 
• Finish: 6:30 pm we will finish back where we started

Note there will be stairs, there are handrails and plenty spots to stop to catch out breath. 

WHAT TO BRING

• Weather sensible clothing and sun protection
• Backpack or bag - you will want your hands free to use the binoculars
• Sturdy, comfortable footwear

ADDITIONAL INFO


If you would like to join a walk, but the cost of tickets is a barrier, please choose community gift ticket option at check out. If you are having trouble booking, please reach out to jade@comebirdwithme.com

A LITTLE ABOUT YOUR GUIDE

My name is Jade and I have been birdwatching around the Easter Suburbs and beyond for over 7 years. For me bird watching is a great way for to connect with nature everyday. I feel grounded and more connected to my home when I can put names to the birds and other wildlife around me. And when you see a new bird, it's a lot of fun! Bird watching also opened me to all these opportunities to care for them; bush care, native gardening, and supporting wildlife corridors. This gave me purpose and fulfilment. I want to share this sense of wonder, connection and care, with my fellow nature lovers out there.  Please reach out to me if you have any questions - jade@comebirdwithme.com

GETTING THERE

• Public Transport: 380 and 387 buses stop nearby. 
• Walking or Cycling: A lovely way to get there/
  
• Parking: there is street parking but may be busy, so I recommend coming by public transport, walking or cycling if able. 

FACILITIES

• There is a water bubbler but no toilets on the walk. 

THIS EVENT WAS MADE POSSIBLE WITH SUPPORT FROM WAVERLEY COUNCIL AND WOOLLAHRA COUNCIL