Lightning Swamp, Noranda- morning excursion

For BLWA members and their guests.
Members of the public are welcome to join the walk and are advised to bring a pair of binoculars.

Leader: Pete White
Magpie Lark. Image: Georgina Steytler

Meet at 8.00am at the gate in the SE corner of the bushland on Della Road. Lightning Swamp, part of Noranda Open Space, is an area of seasonal wetlands and Banksia woodland. The area supports some waterbirds, and cormorants have bred here. The bushland supports a range of species, including some that are uncommon in smaller reserves, such as the Western thornbill, Tawny-crowned honeyeater and Red-capped robin. Some areas will be restricted due to the presence of dieback.

Bring a chair and morning tea to have while the bird list is compiled.

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