Over 700 wren-watches submitted and 300 Fairy-wrens counted!
Here at the Superb City Wrens project, we want to take better care of fairy-wrens in our cities and towns. And we need your help! Become a ‘wren watcher’ and help us learn where superb fairy-wrens are living and foraging in inner Melbourne. Your sightings will be used to guide restoration works, improve habitat, and help us learn how well these have worked.
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Join our Melbourne-wide November wren-watch!
Look out for Superb Fairy-wrens and other small birds from 24th-30th November… and tune in to our free webinar.
How to become a wren watcher
Want to help us track superb fairy-wrens in Royal Park and surrounds? Follow this simple guide to get started >
What we’re doing
Our goal is to improve inner-city habitats for fairy-wrens and other small birds. We’re tracking superb fairy-wrens in Royal Park to see how they respond to habitat restoration works. Read more about our Royal Park project >
Who we are
The Superb City Wrens project is a partnership between the City of Melbourne, BirdLife Australia, The University of Melbourne and RMIT University. Read more at the City of Melbourne website
Superb City Wrens in the media
Links to media stories, podcasts and videos about the project
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