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BBB PROGRAM UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2024

BBB PROGRAM UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2024

Surveys and Outings: Newcomers are welcome whether experienced birders or beginners. Enjoy one of Australia’s best bird regions and participate in citizen science conservation, monitoring and education. Contact: Call Jan on 0428 864 378 or email byronbirdbuddy@gmail.com (Please note that the program may change at 

BBB PROGRAM JULY – DECEMBER 2024

BBB PROGRAM JULY – DECEMBER 2024

Surveys and Outings: Newcomers are welcome whether experienced birders or beginners. Enjoy one of Australia’s best bird regions and participate in citizen science conservation, monitoring and education. Contact: Call Jan on 0428 864 378 or email byronbirdbuddy@gmail.com (Please note that the program may change at 

BBB Wetlands and Vallances Road Avifauna report

BBB Wetlands and Vallances Road Avifauna report

Since 2009 BBB members and friends have conducted surveys at the Byron Wetlands and Vallances Road STP sites. The data collected during the monitoring, BBB compiles a report looking at trends in bird diversity and population trends, although it does not provide an in-depth analysis on 

Birds of the Byron Wetlands

Birds of the Byron Wetlands

Wetlands are natural or constructed areas of land where water covers the soil for all or part of the year. The Byron Wetlands are constructed wetlands and form part of the 100 ha Byron Integrated Management Reserve – an award-winning example of how good resource 

Birds of Byron Shire: a bird watchers guide

Birds of Byron Shire: a bird watchers guide

Here is the PDF download of Byron Bird Buddies’ new info-brochure, you only need to click on this link: Birds of Byron Shire This highly useful printable pamphlet contains information on 25 hot spots for birding around the Byron Shire and a tick list of 

Shorebirds of Byron Shire

Shorebirds of Byron Shire

Shorebirds in Australia have three basic habitat requirements. They need foraging areas where they can feed to satisfy their daily energy requirements, roosting areas where they can rest at high tide, and nesting areas where resident shorebirds can nest and raise chicks. The beaches, wetlands,