Black Falcons at Werribee Treatment Plant. Birds as Poetry Main site and index. Black Falcons at Werribee Treatment Plant. However that all changed on Monday 26th of March. To our great delight, the birds flew out of the trees and began quite an aerial display. The light was good, and so I managed some passable photos.

Following the Banded Swan Programme birds. To get a feel of the programme, Dorothy and I went down to Albert Park on Sunday 15th April. We found quite a number of banded swans, and two in particular had interesting encounters. The neck collar is not tight, it is just that he has puffed up his neck feathers. On feeding birds, it slips up and down the neckline quite easily. The Victor then threw a great display of neck stretching and wing flapping and calling.

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My bird photography as poety. Well, are you feeling lucky Punk? Go ahead make my day! May 31, 2015. Enjoying the early sunshine at the Western Treatment Plant. Werribee Wagtails at Melton on a weather challenged day. Woodlands Historic Park on a wet day.

A site dedicated to the photography of Flame Robins by David Jenkins. A page dedicated to the photography of Flame Robins by David Jenkins. Flame Robins in the sunshine. Found two pairs of Flame Robins and several juveniles hunting in the early morning sunshine. These have been at the same location now for about a week. First arrivals for Winter 2012. The Flame Robins come down to winter over.