Bald Hills Wetland Reserve, near Tarwin Lower is a remarkable place for seeing birds and other wildlife. A short walking track leads you through paperbark wetlands to a bird hide where you can observe an array of waterbirds on the lake. From Tarwin Lower, head towards Walkerville along Walkerville Road, then turn off Walkerville Road into Bald Hills Road after about 4km.

Energy Australia Wetlands bird survey. Meet at the gate at Morwell Bridge. Birding in Swampy Riparian Woodland.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

The only access is from M1 Freeway eastbound between Moe and Morwell. Take first Morwell exit and then turn left to Morwell Bridge. If you are coming from Traralgon, or if you miss the exit and need to go back, the Yallourn North exit allows you to cross the freeway, change direction and return to our assembly point.

Darlimurla Rail trail and Lyre Bird Walk. Meet at Lyrebird Walk, Strzelecki Hwy, Mirboo North. Warm Temperate Rainforest / Lowland Forest / Wet Forest.

Birding at Wonthaggi Heathlands. We meet at the carpark at the end of Chisholm Road. Vegetation types are Sand Heathland and Wet Heathland Mosaic.

Energy Australia Wetlands bird survey. Very exciting to see a Barn Owl on the last one! Meet at the gate at Morwell Bridge. Birding in Swampy Riparian Woodland.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

The only access is from M1 Freeway eastbound between Moe and Morwell. Take first Morwell exit and then turn left to Morwell Bridge. If you are coming from Traralgon, or if you miss the exit and need to go back, the Yallourn North exit allows you to cross the freeway, change direction and return to our assembly point.

Birding at the Moe/Newborough Bushland Reserves. Meet at Moe Botanic Gardens, Botanic Drive, Moe  OR Show & Tell at Moe Library, George St Moe if weather is no good. Bring a book, some photo or a website to share.

Birding at Firmins Lane Wetlands, Firmins Lane Morwell at 9am, and Traralgon Railway Reserve, Hickox St Traralgon at 10.30am. School Holidays are on – children please bring your adults. Wetlands, water and lowland forests.

Birding at the Heyfield Wetlands.  Meet at the Heyfields Wetland Information Centre, 1A MacFarlane St, Heyfield. The wetlands cover Deep Freshwater Marsh Mosaic and Plains Grassy Forest.

Energy Australia Wetlands bird survey. Meet at the gate at Morwell Bridge. Birdiing in Swampy Riparian Woodland.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

The only access is from M1 Freeway eastbound between Moe and Morwell. Take first Morwell exit and then turn left to Morwell Bridge. If you are coming from Traralgon, or if you miss the exit and need to go back, the Yallourn North exit allows you to cross the freeway, change direction and return to our assembly point.

Birding in Wirilda Environment Park off Clarkes Rd / Pipeline Track, Yallourn North. The park covers Damp Forest.

Birding at Shady Creek’s Sweetwater Ck Reserve. Meet at the corner of Beards Track and Old Sale Road, Buln Buln East. The reserve covers Mixed woodland and forest habitat types.

Birding in the Corner Inlet, Port Franklin area. Meet at the Public Purposes Reserve, 50 Fishermans Way, Port Franklin. The area covers Swamp scrub, Damp Heathy Woodland, Lowland Forest Mosaic and Mangrove Shrubland.

Energy Australia Wetlands bird survey. Meet at the gate at Morwell Bridge. Birdiing in Swampy Riparian Woodland.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

The only access is from M1 Freeway eastbound between Moe and Morwell. Take first Morwell exit and then turn left to Morwell Bridge. If you are coming from Traralgon, or if you miss the exit and need to go back, the Yallourn North exit allows you to cross the freeway, change direction and return to our assembly point.

Birding at twilight at Uralla Nature Reserve, 155 Giles Road Trafalgar South from 5pm. This reserve covers Warm Temperate Rainforest , Damp Forest and Shrubby Foothill Forest.

Melbourne Cup Day Birding at Sagasser Park in Toora.

Bird survey, Energy Australia Wetlands, Morwell Bridge.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

The only access is from M1 Freeway eastbound between Moe and Morwell. Take first Morwell exit and then turn left to Morwell Bridge. If you are coming from Traralgon, or if you miss the exit and need to go back, the Yallourn North exit allows you to cross the freeway, change direction and return to our assembly point.

Birding at Glen Nayook and Rokeby. Wet forest and lowland forest.

Meet at Community Hall, Herman St Rokeby.

Birding in rain forest at Tarra Bulga NP.

Meet at main visitors centre Tarra Bulga National Park, Grand Ridge Road Balook.

Pilot Bird: ©David Stickney

Bird watching at Glengarry and Toongabbie Red Gum plains.

Meet at Apex Park, 2 Main Street, Glengarry.

Bird survey, Energy Australia Wetlands, Morwell Bridge.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

The only access is from M1 Freeway East Bound. between Moe and Morwell. Take first Morwell Exit and then turn left to Morwell Bridge. If you are coming from Traralgon, or if you miss the exit and need to go back, the Yallourn North exit allows you to cross the freeway, change direction and return to our assembly point.

Birdwatching Churchill, Hazelwood South and Jeeralang North. We’ll drive out the back of Churchill and look for birds in the education area around Waterhole Creek. We can also explore the many tracks around Jeeralang North Hall where we’ll have lunch.

Meet at Churchill Hub car park Philip Parade.

Birding at Witts Gully Sayers Trig area, Hernes Oak lowland forest.

It is a requirement of the landholder that attendees wear long pants or gaiters and boots.

Meet at entrance gate. It’s on McDonalds Track between McGraths and Pearces Tracks, but on the other side of the road.