Lake McLarty - morning excursion

For BWA members and their guests. Members of the public are welcome to join the walk (bring binoculars).

Leader: Sue Abbotts
White-faced Heron. Image: Robyn Pickering

Meet at 7.30 am at the gate into Lake McLarty Reserve. Travel on the Forrest Highway past Pinjarra Road, turning right into Mills Road and continue for approximately 3.7 km until you see the reserve entrance gate on the right. Bring your lunch, sun hat, insect repellent, water and telescopes.
Wear rubber boots or old shoes as it will be muddy. Lake McLarty is an IBA site for migratory waders so there should be a variety of waders at the Lake, as well as many waterbirds and bush birds.
Over 140 bird species have been recorded in this reserve.

Note: this excursion may be moved to an alternative venue if water levels are unsuitable. Any changes will be posted on Facebook prior to the event or you can contact the BirdLife office.

Bring a chair and lunch to have while we do a combined bird list.
Hosted by BirdLife WA: d2EgfCBiaXJkbGlmZSAhIG9yZyAhIGF1 or (08) 9383 7749

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