| # |
Date |
Location |
Species |
Notes |
| 1 |
06-06-2020 |
Wilkerson Rd |
Yellow plumed honeyeater |
Two having a quick bath in the back yard. Haven’t seen two together before. |
| 2 |
15-08-2018 |
Wilkerson Rd West Toodyay |
Yellow autumn lily Tricoryne eliator |
|
| 3 |
27-01-2007 |
Julimar Annex |
Woylie (Brush-tailed Bettong) |
Bush fire more than likely wiped out re-located population |
| 4 |
18-08-2015 |
Glenavon Farm Katrine |
Woodswallow, Dusky |
18 birds feeding after rain |
| 5 |
17-06-2001 |
129 Stirlingia Drive, Toodyay |
Woodswallow, Dusky |
Flying around house
W&D Clarke |
| 6 |
08-11-2003 |
Church Gully Road, Toodyay |
Woodswallow, Dusky |
Three birds sitting together on burnt York gum - open farmland WC |
| 7 |
09-07-1991 |
Julimar Springs |
Woodswallow, Dusky |
Clustering on Marri. By Maxine Walker. |
| 8 |
27-10-2019 |
Wandoo Circle, Vernon Hills |
Woodswallow, Dusky |
Drinking from bird bath at Sharon's |
| 9 |
27-11-2019 |
Stirlingia Drive, Toodyay |
Woodswallow, Dusky |
Pair, have been around the house for a number of days. Seen in a tree near our entrance |
| 10 |
14-11-1991 |
Picnic Hill |
Woodswallow, Black-faced |
Nest with six eggs in tagasaste bush seven feet from ground. By Ross McDougall |
| 11 |
09-04-2021 |
Giles rd , Nunile |
Woodswallow, Black-faced |
Flock of around 8 or 9 individuals on an old york gum tree making sorties to a paddock containing stubble and radish weeds picking u some insect i presume. |
| 12 |
18-09-2002 |
Northam/Toodyay Road, Dumbarton |
Wood-duck; Maned duck, Australian |
Two, with 11 ducklings; by Desrae Clarke |
| 13 |
23-12-2002 |
Northam/Toodyay Road, Dumbarton |
Wood-duck; Maned duck, Australian |
Near Windmill Hill. 2pm. Large flock on road - all flew off. By Lee Francis |
| 14 |
27-07-2001 |
Phillips Road |
Wood-duck (Maned), Australian |
With 4 ducklings
By Kim Bendtsen |
| 15 |
20-10-2001 |
Howard Road |
Wood-duck (Maned), Australian |
Two pairs
By Jeanette Jones |
| 16 |
09-08-1996 |
Lot 10, Marrie Glades, Toodyay |
Woma; Sand Python (Aspidites ramsayi) ? |
1996.08.09-No photograph-Marie Connolly states that she saw the most beautiful snake that had been resting beneath a Blackboy. It moved off down a rabbit burrow.
David Pearson, who was completing his PhD on Pythons and who had recently been a guest speaker at the Toodyay Naturalists' Club, was taken to meet Marie and discuss her observation. |
| 17 |
31-07-1996 |
Tammin |
Woma; Sand Python (Aspidites ramsayi) |
Positive ID of Woma 11.03.96 approx 6' in length Steven Bluck, Northam |
| 18 |
06-04-1994 |
Woodland Heights, Toodyay |
Woma; Sand Python (Aspidites ramsayi) |
Stewart Moir had a Woma python brought to him by his neighbours. It was about 6' long. |
| 19 |
08-04-1996 |
Woodlands Height, Toodyay |
Woma; Sand Python (Aspidites ramsayi) |
Sandy Smith said the description of the Woma fits that of a small reptile she stepped over 4 years previously. |
| 20 |
09-04-1996 |
Marri Glades, Toodyay |
Woma; Sand Python (Aspidites ramsayi) |
Marie Connolly states she positively saw a Woma which had been resting beneath a Blackboy on her property Lot 10. It moved off and down a rabbit burrow. Early spring 1995. David Pearson taken to meet Marie with a northern Woma he had with him. she said it was the most beautiful creature. |
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