Stories

Danielle Corrie

After a while the cockatoo squawks in a quiet tone, before spreading its large majestic wings to fly away.

Danielle Corrie

As I touch the fruit many drop into my hand and, not long after, my bag is full.

David Wong

As the end of my lunch hour approaches, I know that I have barely scratched the surface, and tomorrow I will barely scratch it again.

Allie Nance

She stayed close and we continued to watch her for a while, enjoying this urban bird that we were seeing with entirely new eyes.

Jim McCool

I had never seen a Peregrine so close.

Laetitia Desmons

So many contrasts at one moment in time

Dasni De Silva

I conclude my walk by the river, feeling refreshed in body and in mind, thankful for the lessons learnt in silence.

By John Martin

The first thing I notice is a gang of kookaburras sitting on the powerlines. I think to myself: are they going to have a laugh?