Two storms last night. Plenty of thunder and lightning but only 17.5 ml of rain. Sunny this morning with scattered high level cloud. No breeze. Track moist. No puddles. Water level up about 100 mm.

Thomas and I started as usual at Allumbah Pocket where we found nothing. At The Other Side, a fine brush tail Possum was in the tree next to the Picnic Shelter and close by an Eastern Water Dragon was gracing a rock close to the fence.
The two Pacific Black Ducks were preening themselves on the bank near the High Water Island while at the Log Jam a Saw-shelled Turtle and a Krefft’s Short-necked Turtle were on display. A few branches had come down during the storm as had a couple of Bamboo stems near the Car Park. The usual group of Bush Stone-curlews were out in the paddock and a single bird was in our neighbours garden. A female Figbird was enjoying the flowers in front of Nick’s

Common Brushtail Possum. Trichosurus vulpecula

Eastern Water Dragon. Physignathus lesueurii

Pacific Black Ducks. Anas superciliosus

Saw-shelled Turtle. Elseya latisternum

Krefft’s Short-necked Turtle. Emydura krefftii

Australasian Figbird. Sphecotheres flaviventris

Bush Stone-curlew. Burhinus grallarius