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Bird
watching not only satisfies the observer it can
also mean added value to your business.
Bring
your guests back again and again by introducing
them to the wonders of bird life.
When Bimbimbie Ornithological
Services surveys your property you are assured
of a comprehensive list of the bird life on your
property, but that is just the starting point.
Our bird behaviour notes that accompany the master
list (see below) open the door for further study
and the hosting of workshops and talks.
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The
samples shown on this page are the covers of the
publications
created by Bimbimbie Ornithological Services. |
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1. A bird list
in three-leaf brochure format, in colour,
that features photographs of the site and
at least two birds that are found year round
on your property. Birds that occur on the
property are listed as well as those that
may occur during seasonal change. An introduction
to the list provides information peculiar
to your property, along with general birding
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2. A self-guided
walker’s checklist. This black and white
publication lists the birds seen during the
survey, along with others that may occur during
different seasons. Check boxes allow walkers
to record the birds seen during their bird
walk. The cover is embellished with an appropriate
bird photograph. |
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3. A bird walk
booklet in colour. When regular bird walks
guided by Gail are negotiated with the property
owner, each walk participant receives a booklet
that outlines the objectives of the walk.
It also contains snapshot behavioural notes
on two species and descriptive notes on functional
behaviours and related characteristics of
birds. The notes are referred to during the
walk. Photographs of birds found at that location
feature on the cover and back page. |
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4. A master booklet,
usually of about 20 pages in colour, containing
the same list as the brochure, along with
scientific names of all of the birds and the
families to which they belong. In addition
information on the species status and rate
of occurrence is also noted. Other features
of the booklet are introductory bird watching
notes and notes on the behavioural characteristics
of ten species. All material is researched
from respected research journals and supplemented
with personal observations. Photographs and
line drawings enhance the text. |
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contact
us for bookings
or more information |
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| Testimonials: |
Gail
is so self motivated and has such a pleasant
personality that working with her is easy.
Her work is her life and she is more than
happy to spend time helping you to learn as
much as you want to. Her knowledge extends
way beyond just birds as her studies have
taught her about the total environment. We
are very happy with the work done for Neurum
Creek Bush Retreat and would not hesitate
to recommend Gail to anyone interested in
having a bird list compiled.
Dave Gruar
For
Neurum Creek Bush Retreat
Neurum via Woodford Queensland |
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Dear
Gail,
Thank you so much for all your hard work.
Our guests are very impressed by your booklets
and we will be encouraging everyone to take
a checklist with them on their walks. You
are welcome to conduct walks through our forest.
Thank you again.
Anne Cork
For Wittacork Dairy Cottages
Maleny, Queensland |
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Gail
Hill enjoys all aspects of birding and prefers
working in the out-of-doors. Over the past
eight years she has helped produce Interpretive
Birding — an international science magazine
for birders. During this period her knowledge
of birds, particularly Australian species
has grown phenomenally. This is why I have
asked her to be an associate editor and contributor
to the magazine. She puts her heart and mind
into her work and, most importantly, finishes
jobs on schedule. I recommend her services
to anyone interested in receiving quality
and timely results.
Dr Wm. James Davis, editor/publisher
Interpretive Birding www.ibirding.com |
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