Today was probably the best day birding that I have had, if not all time then in my most recent memory. I put the kayak in at Theodalite Creek just north of Woodgate, Queensland at around midday on an outgoing tide. It was a perfect day, for a paddle, no wind, about 23 degrees and sunny. I paddled to the northern side of the estuary and could hear quite a bit of activity coming from lantana scrub. Birds of note were, Red backed fairy wren, spangled drongo, rufous whistler, double barred finch. Then on my way back to the shore I noticed these two Bush Stone-curlew. A first for me.
The Dusty Campervan blog is a diary of our travels, long and short in "Dusty" the VW Transporter. Trips start from home base in Canberra, Australia. On the road we love to free camp, beach fish, birdwatch, kayak and hunt out roadside stalls and markets for locally grown treats. Posts will be updated most Mondays or if something interesting happens.
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