Birds at Lake Bindegolly

I had originally planned we would stay here for 2 nights. On arrival it didn't look anything special and there was no water on this side of the lake, no water views at all. We'll just stay one night and move on. After staying a night and wandering a little, I suggested to Rob we stay the two nights as originally planned. It was a good decision as I found an Orange Chat and a Crimson Chat on my wanderings, never having seen these birds before.There was quite a bit of birdlife, more than I expected. We definitely would stay again but be prepared for the 9km walk in the National Park itself which we didn't do this time.

Willie wagtail
Singing Honeyeater
Zebra finch
Crested pigeon
Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater
Black-shouldered kite
Blue Bonnet
White-winged fairy-wren
Orange chat
Black-faced woodswallow
Grey-crowned babbler
Budgerigar
Rufous Songlark
Cockatiel
Australian Raven
Fairy Martin
Magpie-lark
White-breasted woodswallow
Black-tailed native-hen
White-winged triller
Pied honeyeater
Crimson Chat
White-browed woodswallow
Diamond DoveOkumaya devam et