You’re currently standing on the top of a cliff, or as we sometimes call it, an escarpment. We’re headed down to Darwin’s Waterfront Precinct and to get down there, there are steps and a long skybridge and a glass elevator. The Waterfront features over 20 places to eat and drink as well as a wave pool, shops and gardens. As you walk across the Sky Bridge, on your left, check out the native birds flying across the wall. You’ll see a trio of black and white geese called magpie geese. They’re prolific in this part of Australia, counted at over a million. They’re often considered pests when they raid mango farms. Sure, they love mangos just as much as anyone else. During the Wet, they’re fair game, and Aboriginal people consider them to be very tasty bush tucker indeed. By the way, here’s a little secret… Near the end of the Sky Bridge, look down to the left at the balconies. Think in three dimensions to find a hidden bird. Do you see it?