Newsletter

March 2010

Montague Island set to go in June 10

Wecome to our New Website Colour

Website Changes
Terminology changes from guide to Ornithologist and our background is a lovely soft lemon. Plus some of the trips now a have map...let me know whether this is helpful and you would like to see more maps, or anything else that would add to the site. A warm thank you to Daphne Gonzalvez for her patience and expert work in making these changes.

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Crowdy/Comboyne
was fabo with lots of great weather, splendid green vistas and 162 species available for ears and eyes.

Birding Blokes Crowdy Head '10

NSW National Parks
is putting FTB through hurdles unthought of before, as no doubt I have bored more than one participant about, but we are jumping higher, ensuring more safety, regimenting the scheduled trips with planning now envisaged for 3 years in advance by the beginning of next year. There¹s even better terminology with our guides now called more correctly Ornithologists, and myself Leader (guide)/Driver, a bit confusing at first but I think we have it covered. Until they think of something else.

Eyre Peninsula
An epic, magnificent trip to a region little travelled to, with birds such as Scarlet-chested Parrot, Purple-gaped Honeyeater, Blue-breasted Fairywren and Rock Parrots to be aimed for. Sign up time is drawing near so if you'd like an itinerary now is the time to ask.

Sydney city accommodation
for out-of-state or overseas participants is conveniently located at the Royal Auto Club where we pick up from. Competitively priced with old world charm, stunning food and eccentricities, please ask me to book in when joining a trip.

Lots of birds and camaraderie,

Janene Luff