Archerfield Wetlands Bird Walk

Join us for an afternoon walk through Archerfield Wetlands! This event is free and open to LGBTQIA+ folks and allies of all experience levels. With 150-hectare of nature to explore, Archerfield Wetlands is one of Brisbane’s best birding locations, boasting a variety of habitats, including eucalypt forest, grasslands, freshwater wetlands and creek systems. With an eBird count of 177, there are plenty of birds to be seen, including raptors, finches, fairywrens, ducks and more! If time permits, we may also explore the Archerfield Lookout Trail which overlooks the edge of the wetlands. 📍Find Us: Please note there are two entries to Archerfield Wetlands. We will be meeting at the Wetlands Community Hub on the Southern side of Archerfield Wetlands. Google Maps link here. There is no direct public transport to the location, but a bus stop is available 15 minutes walk away along Glenala Rd. Accessibility: We will be exploring the Southern part of the Wetlands, which includes paved paths or compact gravel. We welcome those of all ages joining us out in nature, but please note anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a trusted adult. This is a pet-free event. Facilities: Toilet facilities are available at the Wetlands Community Hub, No drinking or eating facilities are available. Safety: Adequate sun protection and insect repellent are recommended. Please be mindful of snakes, leeches, ticks, mosquitoes and midges and wear enclosed footwear. Please Bring: Hat and SPF sunscreen, insect repellent, snacks and plenty of water, enclosed and comfortable walking shoes; binoculars or a camera with long-range zoom are highly recommended. Bring a picnic blanket/chair and arts/craft/reading/other activities if you wish! We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Durack area, the Jagera People and their Elders. We pay our respect to all First Nations folks in our community, and invite all birders to walk with mindfulness and respect.