Moondyne Festival


Sightings

These are the most recent sightings sent to us by members and the public.

(5,043 Observations recorded at 10th September 2024)

If you would like to log a sighting of any flora or fauna in the Toodyay or adjacent areas please click the link provided.
Please enter your name for for us to verify your sighting,and contact details at the end of your notes, as we may need to get more details from you. You do not have to be a member.
The following information would be useful, if at all possible.
1) time of day?
2) weather conditions?
3) landscape eg: road verge, scrubland, breakaway country, high or low in a tree, etc, ?
4) what the creature was doing at the time of the sighting?
5) approximate size?
6) gender (if possible)?
7) colouration?
8) photographed?
9) any other interesting observation/s at the time of sighting?
10) for plants, the surrounding growth, number of plants and their general condition, is it a wetland?

Please try and limit the number of characters you enter to 100. A photograph will be a great advantage in identification of those hard to categorise animals or plants


Log a sighting

# Date Location Species Notes
4981 08-09-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Bee-eater, Rainbow
4982 15-07-1989 Northam Golf Course Honeyeater, Spiny-cheeked Sighted by Jim Masters
4983 15-07-1989 Toodyay-Northam Road Pigeon, Crested Large flock sighted in farmland. Usually only a few. By David Pitcher
4984 11-06-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Duck, Wood Diary record
4985 10-06-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Duck, Wood Diary record
4986 20-05-1989 Woodendale Farm, Woodendale Road Eagle, Wedge-tailed Pair sighted by Dawn Atwell
4987 20-05-1989 Meenah Nature Reserve Cuckoo, Pallid First for the season. Jim Masters
4988 20-05-1989 Toodyay Bronzewing, Common Several reports of larger numbers than usual
4989 20-05-1989 Avon River, Toodyay townsite Springs Doreen Morrow observed springs rising in the river and it is rising in places although there has been no rain. Jim Masters advised this was due to lowering of the temperature. Ray Paynter advised this seemed to occur from March onwards. Mavis Jefferey said there were always two springs at Kaynsham that rise about the end of March
4990 01-05-1989 Julimar Road, Julimar Glow Worms Observed at night by Maxine Walker
4991 01-05-1989 Woodendale Farm, Woodendale Road Glow Worms Observed by Dawn Atwell
4992 30-04-1989 Julimar Conservation Park Currawong, Grey Heard by Sam Cook
4993 15-04-1989 Woodendale Farm, Woodendale Road Shelduck, Australian (Mountain Duck) A pair. Have been returning to mate for many years. Ray Paynter
4994 01-04-1989 Toodyay-Northam Road Frogmouth, Tawny By Denis Sparks
4995 01-03-1989 Glen Avon, Northam Road, Northam Eagle, Wedge-tailed Two sighted. Jim Masters advised they have about a 10km radius, and mate for life. There are about nine separate pairs in the Toodyay-Bolgart area. Sighting by J Ballard
4996 05-02-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Black Cockatoo, White-tailed (Carnaby's) Diary record
4997 05-02-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Fantail, Grey Diary record
4998 05-02-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Robin, Red-capped Diary record
4999 05-02-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Robin, Scarlet Diary record
5000 05-02-1989 Stirlingia Drive, Majestic Heights Fairy-Wren, Splendid Diary record

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