Wildlife and nature observations at Atherton Tablelands Birdwatchers’ Cabin, Wondecla, Tropical North Queensland
Every year in June/July the Lilly-pillies (Syzygium smithii) are producing round fruits in shades of white and pink. They are attracting many birds, especially large numbers of Satin Bowerbirds, which are joined by Spotted Catbirds, the odd juvenile Golden Bowerbird...…
After several years, the Symplocos trees are finally fruiting well again, and are attracting a number of birds. Most Superb Fruit-doves seem to be nesting, so it is mainly the females, who are coming to feed during the day. The...…
Every spring numerous drongos arrive to breed here. They are very vocal, with a variety of calls. When they are excited, they also raise their ear tufts. The riflebirds have finished displaying and are now moulting, looking like a creature...…
Scott Ritchie, an enthusiastic birder and photographer, and a regular guest at our place, wrote this very informative article for the Birdlife North Queensland magazine. As his wonderful images were taken here, I asked for his permission to use it...…
The property to our south will be for sale in the first half of next year. If you, like us, want a nature-loving, quiet neighbour, contact us. The property is about 4.5 acres, less than half is cleared, with a 2-storey...…
Many of our guests are keen photographers and have very good equipment. Here are a few recent images. Steve McLean got all three of our robin species: and Mrs and Mr Satin Bowerbird: The riflebirds are displaying, despite...…
Beautiful Images and so good to see some tree-roo pictures again! Lovely!