Survey Reports

The following article was shared to us through the Victorian Waders Study Group. Double-Banded Plovers are one of the few non-seabird...

A call out to our supporters across Queensland, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory and Victoria; Birdlife needs participants...

The wonderful Anna Povey from Tasmania Land Conservancy joined us for our Spring 2024 surveys as a participant and guest speaker. She has...

New research from Monash University has been published about the Tasmanian Boobook and the discovery that the species is the only...

Completing the first 5 years of Wings On King bird's data collection.

The 2021 Autumn Wings on King bird surveys, were back on track after COVID in 2020.

Autumn & Spring 2020 Survey weekends.

I was fortunate to be able to attend this fun weekend and was invited by the Wings on King organiser.

Thirty six artists donated either full or in part the proceeds from a silent auction.

The 2018 Spring Survey weekend, had good birding weather – not too hot; not too cold – and not too windy!​

Another fun surveying weekend on King Island took place over the last weekend of April when 28 people in 5 teams surveyed 50 sites.

The first Wings on King Spring Bird Surveys are taking place over 17th -19th November, 2017 and we need help to monitor all the sites...

The Wings on King Project was launched with a 3-day celebration of the Birds of King Island, at the end of April, 2017  ‘Wings on King’...