Sydney Olympic Park

-33.84148 , 151.07530

Australia

Very well reachable with the train, via the station Concorde West. Offers good birding with a chance for a surprise. The Waterbird reserve (-33.835676, 151.078564) holds a good diversity of birds including Red-necked Avocets and on the way from Concord West there is a mangrove boardwalk (nice, but usually quiet) and often Fairy Wrens that are quite easy to photograph. If one continues further North, there is another nice birding area called Woo-la-ra (-33.827322, 151.072224), compromising of two hills, some wetlands and forest/bush. This area is good for some grassland species such as Brown Quail and raptors with White-bellied Sea Eagle nesting in the general area. The BirdLife Australia Discovery Centre (-33.830043, 151.064908) is close by, holding a basic exhibition and a live camera from the Eagle nest.

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Coordinates were set by Mathias Ritschard (Admin) : -33.8415/151.0753 (2021-01-03 20:16:39 )

Site name was set by Mathias Ritschard (Admin) as "Sydney Olympic Park" (2021-01-03 20:16:39 )

Edited by Valentin Moser on 2021-12-26 23:23:52
Very well reachable with the train, via the station Concorde West. Offers good birding with a chance for a surprise. The Waterbird reserve (-33.835676, 151.078564) holds a good diversity of birds including Red-necked Avocets and on the way from Concord West there is a mangrove boardwalk (nice, but usually quiet) and often Fairy Wrens that are quite easy to photograph. If one continues further North, there is another nice birding area called Woo-la-ra (-33.827322, 151.072224), compromising of two hills, some wetlands and forest/bush. This area is good for some grassland species such as Brown Quail and raptors with White-bellied Sea Eagle nesting in the general area. The BirdLife Australia Discovery Centre (-33.830043, 151.064908) is close by, holding a basic exhibition and a live camera from the Eagle nest.

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