This 224-page A5 book was first produced by the Dubbo Field Nats in 2012. After selling out of the first edition including donating many books to libraries and community organisations, a second edition was printed in 2016.
It is the form of a glove box guide, spiral bound with a glossy cover for easier use in the field and better durability.
It is available though our own order form (see button below) or at the Dubbo Visitor Information Centre.
We acknowledge the generous assistance of the editors (Dr Robert Taylor, Tim Hosking) and the various authors, artists and photographers who contributed to the content. We also would like to thank the organisations and individuals who offered financial assistance towards the book, including the Central West Catchment Management Authority, The Norman Wettinghall Foundation, the NSW EPA, NSW OEH, Macquarie RiverSmart and generous Dubbo Field Nats member donations. Without you, we would not be able to produce the book.
This newsletter has been produced since the group's inception. It is released every 2nd month for members and contains trip reports, observations and anecdotes from members, and is an invaluable local information resource. Join the Dubbo Field Nats to get the latest copy!
This poster was produced by DFNCS for distribution to Dubbo residents. It aims to raise the community profile of urban and semi-urban bird species in the area, including threatened species. Supported by the Birds in Backyards organisation, Birdlife Australia, Australian Museum, and sponsored by the (then) Central West CMA with brochure distribution assistance from Dubbo Regional Council.
A list of suitable plants to attract birds in the Dubbo area.
A checklist to help you keep records of birds you see in the Dubbo area.
A list of all species known to occur within 50km of Dubbo. Prepared by Janis Hosking for the Dubbo Field Naturalists in 2012.
Members of the DFNCS maintain a definitive list of bird species seen in the Dubbo area. Last updated September 2022.
A flier with information about the birds you'll see when walking along the Macquarie River in Dubbo.
This brochure was prepared by the Society in 2022 in partnership with the NSW Government and funded by the NSW Environmental Trust. It aims to assist in the conservation of this local cockatoo species. It includes recommendations for landholders and contact details to report sightings.
(DFNCS 1984) Now out of print, this book was written to provide information on the Natural history of the Dubbo region. Copies are accessible in the Macquarie Regional Library collections.
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