Making tracks

Posted on April 6, 2014 by | 3 Comments

There is a fascinating assortment of tracks to be found in the drying mud around the shoreline of the receding lake.

Here are some of the makers and their fancy footwork.

Footprints

Plover tracks at Cairn Curran, 4th April 2014.

Redcap

Male Red-capped Plover, Cairn Curran, 4th April 2014.

Footprints2

Whose footprints?

WFHeron

White-faced Heron, Cairn Curran, 4th April 2014.

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3 responses to “Making tracks”

  1. Andrew Fawcett | April 6, 2014 at 10:53 AM | Reply

    Hi Geoff, it’s Sunday 6th April and we had a visit from 2 Scarlet Robins this morning here at Campbelltown , a bit early in the season I would have thought ?

    Regards jenny Fawcett

  2. Lorna Ward | April 6, 2014 at 8:53 PM | Reply

    Geoff, as a newcomer to your website I’m enjoying your water bird studies and appreciating your ability to identify each bird. I hope the Saturday workshop was a success.

    • Geoff Park | April 22, 2014 at 8:45 AM | Reply

      Lorna – I’ve tried replying to your email re photography equipment but the email bounces back. Give me a call on 0418 138 632 to discuss. Cheers, geoff

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