Pelican, swan.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to measure berm hight, so we are taking some liberties with the measurements. As a result stated measurements should have a +/- factor.

Pelicans, swans, chestnut teals, pacific black duck, houry headed grebes, masked lapwing, silver gull.

Swans, pacific black ducks, pelican, greater cormorant.

Swans, Silver gull, Many ducks on shore line, 

Mini dune formations on beach.

Dune blowout.

Hooded plovers (warning signs up), 

Swans 10, Red capped plover, Ducks (many), Sea gulls.

Panoramic photo curtesy Gary Ryan

Swans 10, Pacific ducks 50+, Sand Piper ?, Crested Terns 30, Hooded plover.

Wedge tailed eagle, pelican, swans, pied oyster catchers, pacific black duck, hooded plovers 16-20.

Possible lathams snipe or stilts x 3.

Hooded plover, coots, ducks, white necked heron.

Kerrie Robertson part of team

Weather too wild and wet to take berm measurements. Looked similar to last month.

All good - no worries at all!  Massive berm at present, thanks for letting me know, Jarred.

Chestnut teal, Whistling kite, Brown falcon.

Wallaby foot prints.

Greater cormorants, swans, hoary headed grebes.

Pelicans (many), pied cormorants, swans, silver gulls, masked lapwings, pacific black duck, chestnut teal, raft of grebes (hoary hooded) many more than 100, little egrets, royal spoonbills.

Birds present at site

Pelicans

Black swans

Greater cormorant 

unidentified ducks and grebes

Pelicans and lots of ducks

Birds present at site

Black Swans

Pacific black ducks

Little grebes

Pied Comorants

Measurements underataken by J.Obst as volunteers busy with SW TAFE students on weekend monitoring.

Great work braving the weather everyone - looks pretty rough out there..!  Jarred.

Wow - massive berm at present!!! Jarred.O

Yellow faced cormorants, Crows, Silver gulls.

Hooded Plover, Red cap plover, Ruddy turnstones, Little egret, Double banded plover.

Eleanor Cowell and James Cowell samplers.

Thanks again.  Great photos - and yes a very big sandbar remains, with little chance of a natural estuary opening under current conditions... Thanks Jarred.

Egrets (4), Grebe (1)

High tide seeing sea overflow berm preventing measurements of berm. 

Other samplers Eleanor Cowell, James Cowell and Jarred Obst .

Ducks? Gulls, White faced heron, Pelican.