(Photos by Denise Crosbie) | A common sighting in winter are a number of black swans (Cygnus atratus) making nests on Bibra Lake. In one year a nest may be used 3 or 4 times by the same bird or several in turn. Both sexes incubate eggs for about 39-43 days, and both care for their young. | |
| The new broadwalk at Bibra Lake make it easier to view the water birds, such as this Australasian Coot with its young. |
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Frog swamp in the days when it was full of water.
(Photo by Marion Shaw) |
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