Bird Surveys at Clontarf Eco-Path
Background:
Since the spring of 2015, there has been a bird survey conducted at the Silcock Street Park every quarter. The site is characterised by Eucalypt, Casuarina, Melaleuca as well as saltmarsh and mangrove habitats in the wetland areas and provides habitat for many species of birds. With 12 surveys completed we are starting to get a picture of the value this area has to our resident bids as well as visitors including international wading birds and migratory birds from Australia. So far, our team from the "Birders of the South Pine River" have identified 118 species of birds within the area. The graphs below show the total species observed at each survey along with the total number of birds sighted.
Since the spring of 2015, there has been a bird survey conducted at the Silcock Street Park every quarter. The site is characterised by Eucalypt, Casuarina, Melaleuca as well as saltmarsh and mangrove habitats in the wetland areas and provides habitat for many species of birds. With 12 surveys completed we are starting to get a picture of the value this area has to our resident bids as well as visitors including international wading birds and migratory birds from Australia. So far, our team from the "Birders of the South Pine River" have identified 118 species of birds within the area. The graphs below show the total species observed at each survey along with the total number of birds sighted.
Hays Inlet Birdlife
Just some of the species of birds surveyed at the Silcock Street Park, Hays Inlet.
Bird List (118 species sighted in 3 years)
You can click on the link below and download a copy of the bird surveys including an alphabetical listing of the birds sighted (common names) and when they were sighted (seasonal surveys):
| hays_inlet_bird_survey_list_and_3_year_seasonal_summary.pdf |