Go Birding An exquisite flash of colour, a beautiful song, a fleeting encounter with a tiny jewel, a momentary escape into nature; just a few of the many things that everyone can enjoy simply by learning to see, and hear, the birds that are all around us. View details
What's Happening Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens (MLR) 19km February 20 at 8:30 am – 1:00 pm FIELD TRIP: Birds SA EXCURSION TERRAIN DIFFICULTY: Moderate Meet at 8.30am in the lower car park off Lambert Road. To get there, leave the SE Freeway at the Crafers Interchange and follow the Piccadilly Road for about 3km. Then turn left into Sprigg Road and merge left onto Lampert Road. TRIP LEADER: Lynton Huxley BIRD LIST: Download View details Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park (60 km) MLR February 23 at 8:30 am – 12:30 pm FIELD TRIP: Birds SA EXCURSION TERRAIN DIFFICULTY: Moderate Meet at 8.30am at the Tanunda Creek Road gate. The park is located 12 km southeast of Tanunda in the Barossa Valley. From Tanunda take the main Tanunda to Angaston Road (Menglers Hill Road) for 8 km and turn right onto Tanunda Creek Road. The park is approximately 4 km along this road. TRIP LEADER: Ali Ben Kahn BIRD LIST: Kaiserstuhl Conservation Park View details View all events
The place to be Oaklands Wetlands and Oaklands Estate Reserve Oaklands Wetlands and Oaklands Estate Reserve is along Oaklands Road adjacent to the Sturt River sand Warradale Barracks. View location
Keep an eye out for Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo Sightings of small groups of these magnificent birds became increasingly common in suburban and rural areas after they learnt to exploit the cones of exotic pines as a food source. Their distinctive flight silhouette with a large rounded head, deep leisurely wing beats, and echoing “whee-la” calls make them easy to recognise. Although regarded as “Vulnerable”, large flocks of up to 200 birds or more may nevertheless be regularly seen in winter in the Mount Lofty Ranges. Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos feed on seeds and insect larvae. They have learnt… Read more in our bird directory
Found an injured or sick bird? Please contact: Fauna Rescue SA (08) 8289 0896 - 24hr Hotline or your local Vet. If you find an uninjured bird on the ground? Leave the bird alone as the adults will be around to feed it.
Announcements NEW DOCUMENTARY Birds SA has launched a documentary on coastal birds and off-road vehicles. Read press release (31/08/2021) MANAGING CATS TO STOP WILDLIFE KILLS Birds SA releases its Cats Management Policy BIRDS SA MERCHANDISE Support our Association when you are out birding or on Birds SA field trips, the products are of high quality at reasonable prices! Please note: Orders are managed by the supplier; Birds SA does not carry or handle the stock. Important Notice: There is no birding access to Dry Creek or Price Salt fields until further notice.