Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary
Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary
Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary
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Richard289
Calgary, Canada1,092 contributions
Mar 2019 • Couples
We visited the St Kilda Bird Sanctuary twice in one day in March 2019 and saw a couple of dozen gulls and a few ibis but few other birds. We had much better luck seeing birds in farmers' water reservoirs in the area. We have heard that habitat destruction along the migration route had devastated bird populations. We speculate that we are witnessing the impact.
Written 18 March 2019
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Alton, UK265 contributions
Jan 2019
This sanctuary extends for some 60km along the coast North of Adelaide. The mangrove trail at the Southern end allows visitors to follow a boardwalk to an observation site overlooking the coastal flats. Take powerful binoculars because most of the birds are a long way from the observation point.
Written 1 February 2019
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Cheltenham, UK867 contributions
Apr 2018 • Friends
The Sanctuary doesn't have a centre as such that we could find, but there are southern & northern sections with areas to watch from, especially away from the kids playground in St Kilda.
The Tackle & Tucker shop in the car park at St Kilda has Sanctuary leaflets.
We saw a lot of the black swans coming home to roost, alongside an awful lot of other birds but sadly we needed binoculars to see more.
The coastline is undeveloped & exposed, making it a bird haven - long may it remain!
The Tackle & Tucker shop in the car park at St Kilda has Sanctuary leaflets.
We saw a lot of the black swans coming home to roost, alongside an awful lot of other birds but sadly we needed binoculars to see more.
The coastline is undeveloped & exposed, making it a bird haven - long may it remain!
Written 2 April 2018
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EndlessTravels
Greater Melbourne, Australia38,672 contributions
Feb 2018
Stopped off here on the way to Yorke Peninsula. What a lucky break that was. Absolute amazing array of birdlife on display. TIP: bring mosquito repellent
Written 22 February 2018
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