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Oatley Park Birdlife

Cockatoo Showing off in Mortdale

  Spotted this Sulphur-crested Cockatoo showing off in Oatley Park, near the golf course in Mortdale - who seemed to enjoy posing for the camera

Bunch of Galahs in Mortdale

 

 

Quite often spotting a bunch of Galahs in Mortdale, near the golf course - on my hikes through Oatley Park Reserve

Bushwalking Sulphur-crested Cockatoo

  Here's a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo I met in Oatley Park - who wanted to join me on my bushwalk, up to Websters Lookout

Rainbow Lorikeets in Oatley Park Reserve

  Never get tired of meeting these beautiful Rainbow Lorikeets - who are very plentiful in Oatley Park reserve

Cockatoo Flock near Mortdale Golf Course

  Here's a small flock of Sulphur-crested Cockatoos in Oatley Park - next to the golf course in Mortdale

Eastern Rosella in Mortdale Park

  One of the beautiful Eastern Rosellas, that I occasionally come across - on my many bird watching hikes around Mortdale bushland

Crimson Rosella in Oatley Park

  Some up-close and colourful shots of a Crimson Rosella, spotted in Oatley Park Reserve

Rainbow Lorikeets looking Serious

 Normally very chirpy and sociable birds - these two Rainbow Lorikeets, in Oatley Park, are looking very serious about something

Kookaburras Hunting in Oatley Park

 

 

A small bunch of Kookaburras in Oatley Park - gathered in a bush clearing near Lime Kiln Bay, for some group hunting and singing

 

Currawong in Oatley Park

 

 

A Currawong in Oatley Park - I enjoy their group singing, but often feel a sense of intense scrutiny from these birds, on my bushwalks through the park

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