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Leader: Alan WatsonAustralasian Shoveler. Image: Rod Smith
For BWA members and their guests. Members of the public are welcome to join the walk (bring binoculars)
Meet ready for a 7.30 am start in the southern-most car park off Progress Drive, nearest to the jetty and the main amenities block and close to Gwilliam Drive. Bibra Lake is a part of the Beeliar Wetlands chain and a large number of bushbirds and waterbirds can be seen here. Over 130 bird species have been recorded in this reserve.
We will circumnavigate the lake which is an 8 km long path and visit two bird hides on the way. The walk will take 3-4 hours and for those who don't wish to walk the full distance - a car can be left at the halfway mark, if you let the leader know.
Bring water, hats and suitable footwear as snakes have been seen in the area.
Bring a chair and morning tea to have while the bird list is compiled.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Bibra Lake Reserve, Seans Mobile Cafe and Eatery, Progress Dr, Bibra Lake WA 6163, Australia, Alfred Cove
