This is an all-day trip of medium difficulty, in the Crookwell district. The first stop will be Grabben Gullen Travelling Stock Reserve, a thicket of small eucalypts with sightings of Dollarbird. The next stop will be the Narrawa Hall with views over the rolling countryside and possible raptor sightings. There is a TSR on the other side of the road with a low bird count.

Narrawa Bridge TSR on the Lachlan River has a riverside walk, uneven in parts with wombat holes and tussocks to look out for. We will follow the fenceline up a steepish hill in open woodland. Species recorded here include: Peaceful Dove, Eastern Yellow Robin, Rainbow Bee-eater, Azure Kingfisher, White-bellied Sea Eagle and Striped Honeyeater.

Narrawa Stockpile follows the curve of Narrawa Creek. It is a riverine woodland with 70 species on record including Eastern Shrike-tit, Restless Flycatcher and Diamond Firetail. We will lunch at Barbour Park in Gunning on the way back.

Meeting time and place: Victoria St. carpark by Sutton Primary School at 8.00 am for carpooling. End time about 3pm. Bring morning tea and lunch, sturdy shoes, hat, sunscreen, water and walking poles optional.

Walking distance: less than 5 km.

Registration. Please provide your name, mobile number and name and mobile number for your emergency contact. Register with Bill on bsgraham@gmail.com. Numbers will be limited to 16 people in 4 vehicles.