A beautiful Sunny Winter's Day at Geham proved spectacular for not only little bird sightings, but also for Wallabys and a Wedge-tailed Eagle Pair. Many varieties of Native Wattles were in bloom and absolutely beautiful.
Bird/Wildlife List @ Geham 24/07/11
Wedge-tailed Eagle Pair
Toresian Crow
Red-Browed Finch
Varied Sitella
Superb-Blue Fairy Wren
Brown Honeyeater
Galah
Grey Fantail
Wallabies
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| Cooby Creek, Geham, - bottom end of Cooby Dam - first time we have seen this area full with water in 11+ years. |
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| "Mother of Millions" Weeds in a paddock at Geham were a beautiful sight and a haven for small birds feeding on the nectar of this magnificent flowering plant. |
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| While Driving we spotted this Beautiful Wedge-tailed Eagle on a low branch, only had the opportunity to take 3 photos... all average quality, no time to focus properly unfortunately. |
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| Almost a good photo of the beautiful Wedge-tailed Eagle at Geham. Its mate was seen soaring above (see below) |
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| Wedge-tailed Eagle, pursued by Crows. |
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| Red-Browed Finch |
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| Female Superb-Blue Wren |
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| Unknown Medium Sized Bird? |
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| Varied Sitella |
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| Brown Honeyeater |
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Wallaby, enjoying the farmer's Oats Crop at Geham.
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