top of page

Get up close and personal with a Red-tailed Black cockatoo, Kookaburras, Magpie, Bush-stone Curlew, Tawny Frogmouth, Emus. All in the name of supporting wildlife conservation.

 

You will be given exclusive behind the scenes access at the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary which is not open to the public, where you will see first-hand their dedication to wildlife conservation.

 

In natural outdoor settings, you will photograph the Sanctuary’s most endearing ambassadors like Madge the Magpie, Casper the leucistic Kookaburra & Marlin the Red-tailed Black cockatoo (plus more), whilst hearing about their unique background stories.

 

You will be guided on how to photograph moving subjects in changeable natural lighting conditions and learn how to make artistic depth of field & composition choices.

You will also have the opportunity to photograph wild birds within the grounds.

 

All class bookings financially support the Hills Wildlife Sanctuary in their mission to be a world class native wildlife rehabilitation & training facility as well as being a forever home for unreleasable wildlife and surrendered native pets.

 

This exclusive experience & carefully planned class is limited to 8 participants.

Class duration is 3 hours at the Sanctuary (10-1pm), which includes an additional post class image review & follow up workshop notes which summarise what was covered.

Hills Wildlife Sanctuary Bird Photography Experience, 25th September, 2026

$290.00Price
Quantity
Only 1 left in stock

The Hills Sanctuary, Dural

 

Parking available onsite.

 

Full location details will be sent once you are booked into the experience.

Sign_2_Logo_Nov_2023.jpg
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
amo 2021 logo pms.ai.png
© Angela Robertson-Buchanan 2026
Strip_Icon.jpg

We process all payments

through Stripe.

The world's safest online

payment solution.

ANGELA ACKNOWLEDGES AND PAYS RESPECT TO THE TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS OF THE LAND OF THE GADIGAL PEOPLE OF THE EORA NATION

BOTH PAST AND PRESENT AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS ALWAYS WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE, ABORIGINAL LAND.

bottom of page