It has been an interesting exercise getting photos of Striated Pardalotes breeding in their tunnel in the embankment on my property during August 2017.  ..

During the past eight years I have been using several trail cameras around our property. This has greatly expanded my appreciation of the wildlife which..

It’s the time of year to start thinking about the Moggill Creek Catchment Photo Competition. I thought the standard last year was terrific. There were..

The presence of Fairy-wrens breeding on a property is always an indicator that there is good habitat as they are one of the first groups..

If a picture is worth a thousand words here is the equivalent of 10,000!  I’m not knowledgeable about the names of identification of the different..

It’s winter as I write this and it won’t be long now before the Dragonflies and Damselflies start appearing. They are a good indicator of..

We have several stick insect species in the Moggill Creek Catchment living on a variety of trees and shrubs. Nearly every winter we get a few..

Last year after I had been in our bush taking photos I found I had a tick just above my ear. Not uncommon for me. I..

Here are a few shots out of a large sequence of photos of a White Ibis eating a cane toad. They were taken in August..

In addition to photographing the birds on my property I have a number of photos of mammals. Some are little known. The Tuan (Brush-tailed Phascogale)..

This article and accompanying photos were kindly provided by Ed Frazer (August 2017), who has lived in the district for 45 years and is well known..

When we started building on our property in Brookfield in 1973, I remember flocks of 50 to 100 “Bullies” wheeling over the lower paddocks, changing direction..

This article and accompanying photos were kindly provided by Ed Frazer (August 2017), who has lived in the district for 45 years and is well known..