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| Pacific Black Duck Anas superciliosa |
Where: Nindooinbah Dam is on the eastern side of Beaudesert.
Directions: For the folks coming from Boonah follow the signs to the Gold Coast (Highway 90). Drive through Beaudesert township still following signs to the Gold Coast. Continue past the showgrounds and caravan park on your right, go through the next set of traffic lights and take the next street on your right which is Brooklands Drive. Follow this for 2 km. You will pass one entrance to the dam on your right but we are meeting at the second entrance which is also on your right next to No. 205 Brooklands Drive. You will notice as you turn into Brooklands Drive a small park with toilets.
Activities: This is a reasonably easy walk following a path through bushland and open spaces. At the beginning of the walk there is a gentle upward slope. Ebird website shows a diverse range of birdlife spotted in the last few months at the dam. We plan to return to the small park for lunch.
Facilities: Closest toilet stop to the dam.is in the small park.
What to Bring: Morning tea, lunch, snacks & liquid refreshment, etc.; chairs & small table (if you have one); hat, insect repellent, sunscreen are recommended; walking pole, binocs, cameras, field guides, etc. as desired.
Directions: For the folks coming from Boonah follow the signs to the Gold Coast (Highway 90). Drive through Beaudesert township still following signs to the Gold Coast. Continue past the showgrounds and caravan park on your right, go through the next set of traffic lights and take the next street on your right which is Brooklands Drive. Follow this for 2 km. You will pass one entrance to the dam on your right but we are meeting at the second entrance which is also on your right next to No. 205 Brooklands Drive. You will notice as you turn into Brooklands Drive a small park with toilets.
Activities: This is a reasonably easy walk following a path through bushland and open spaces. At the beginning of the walk there is a gentle upward slope. Ebird website shows a diverse range of birdlife spotted in the last few months at the dam. We plan to return to the small park for lunch.
Facilities: Closest toilet stop to the dam.is in the small park.
What to Bring: Morning tea, lunch, snacks & liquid refreshment, etc.; chairs & small table (if you have one); hat, insect repellent, sunscreen are recommended; walking pole, binocs, cameras, field guides, etc. as desired.
Upon Arrival: Please register in the Attendance Book and pay your $2 per person participant fee.
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