The Night Shift: Discovering Bribie’s Nocturnal Wildlife
An evening birdwalk spotting nocturnal species.
What creatures can you find on an evening birdwalk?
Join avid birdwatcher and guide Rob Nicholson on an evening adventure to discover the best of Bribie Island’s nocturnal wildlife. While local residents know to drive carefully to avoid kangaroos and wallabies, what fascinating nocturnal bird life do we actually share our island with? From the blood-curdling calls of bush-stone curlews to the mournful, receptive rhythms of the Australian boobook, this unique event is your perfect opportunity to learn night-spotting skills. Come explore the shadows, tune your ears to the dark, and discover how to identify these remarkable night-bound species in their natural habitat.
What to bring and wear
Closed shoes, long pants, long sleeved shirt, insect repellent, torch and water.
Date and Time
Saturday 10 October
6.00pm to 7.00pm
Location
Participants will be advised of the meeting point at time of booking.
The location will be on Bribie Island accessible by car.
Bribie Island
Venue Directions
Tickets
$25 + small booking fee. Bookings essential. Capacity 15.
Accessibility
This event is not wheelchair accessible.
Toilets are no available.