Lake Eyre access for birdwatching 2022

There is now only one open public access route (PAR) to Lake Eyre. It's the track to Halligan Bay via William Creek, see the SA Nat'l Park site: Lake Eyre PAR.
Perhaps there are privately run bird watching tours that can access the lake via private station tracks? Other than that it's from the aircraft used for scenic flights. I understand you can book a private charter out of William Ck in an aircraft with the door removed for better photography, but this is subject to aircraft availability as the same aircraft is used for mustering. The birds can also just leave, we were there in late April 2019 when the lake was still filling but the waterbirds had left a few weeks before.
Best place for lake levels and general status is the Lake Eyre Yacht club site.
Perhaps the best place for bird watching isMuloorina Station Bore camp ground (access via the Level Post Bay track). I don't know whether the campsite is still open as the Level Post Bay track is closed, there's an earlier thread about Lake Eyre including the PAR closure.

Thank you Warren. Very helpful.

Hi Peter,

Usually nothing out at Lake Eyre.

Have you thought about Kalamurina.

It’s on the Warburton on with all the water, should be lots of bird life there.

Here is a link to their site.

Australian Wildlife at Kalamurnina

The spectacular breeding bird life, if it is at Lake Eyre when you are there, will be on islands that are totally inaccessible and not visible from shore.
Another suggestion (if the road is open) would be Coongie Lakes. Take a canoe or hire one from Innamincka.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Cuttaburra Crossing north of Birdsville has a great wetland area due to Eyre Creek. Camping and a toilet block. Recommend it if it fits your plans.

Graham.

What ever you do, do not rely on the ABC for advice on water level or bird life! I did a few years back and said to my wife "I have to go - may never get the chance again!" The ABC news reported birds of all breeds and water as far as the eye could see.

Packed the vehicle and camper, loaded the dog and set off from Perth. Eventually got to Coward Springs and booked in for a few days. Next day set off for the lake.

Not a drop of water and saw one lonely seagull!! Lots of salt though.