Find more birds and take better photographs through the gentle art of 'slow birding'. One of the questions I'm often asked is how I manage to find so many birds when I'm out in the field.

There’s a particular kind of magic in a true birding trip — the kind where dawn starts feel like a ritual, guides speak in hushed excitement, and every rustle in the canopy could be something extraordinary. But let’s be honest… that’s not always how it goes.

A little planning can go a long way with bird photography, especially if you're on a trip, headed to a new location or are seeking a specific bird - or maybe you just have limited time to get out birding and want to make the most of it.

Part two of my birding trip to the Macleay Valley on the mid-north coast of NSW.

Part One of my Macleay Valley birding adventure begins in the surfing village of Crescent Head on the mid-north coast of NSW.

My van and camping set-up! Still more things to add, but I'm 90% there.

My 2-Day Birding Adventure with Bali Birding Tour! What did I see? Was it worth it? Watch my video to find out ...

I was not expecting to like Bali, but I loved it!! I think I want to go back again. No - I definitely want to go back again.

I stopped at Yanga National Park near Balranald on the Murrumbidgee for a few days to check out the birding possibilities.

Green Lake Regional Park near Sea Lake in Victoria offers a tidy campground and great bird photography!

Mungo - Amazing place to photograph and visit! I definitely didn't smash the shots - but I did get a couple of nice landscapes and birds.

Been an exciting few weeks as I packed up the van (formally known as "The Big Rig") and headed out west with 5 photographers, destination...