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  1. Willie Wagtail

    Willie Wagtail

    I wrote about my daily guest yesterday.
  2. B

    Queensland, Australia | What is this lil friend?

    This little bird has been visiting us for months now in south east Queensland and we’ve been looking through native bird books and pages and have come up short! Theyre a browny grey, with a light grey tummy, long tongue and a black ring around their eye with a long beak. Photos provided!
  3. Corvid attack .

    Corvid attack .

    Torresian Crow seeing off a Swamp Harrier
  4. Australian Crake (Porzana fluminea)

    Australian Crake (Porzana fluminea)

    This seldom-seen Australian Crake was filmed at the Gold Coast, South-East Queensland in January 2013
  5. Kalkadoon Grasswren

    Kalkadoon Grasswren

    This bird was one of a pair photographed near a suburb of Mt Isa in April 2021
  6. Tawny Frogmouth having a nap

    Tawny Frogmouth having a nap

    This Tawny is high up in a tree having a rest after what was probably a big night of hunting.
  7. Fwin71

    Atherton scrubwren? Curtain fig tree, Queensland, Australia

    Hello there, I am a French birder and with my girlfriend, I travelled one month through Australia for birds. I would need your help for a few IDs over the next weeks. In this post, I am posting pictures of a scrubwren which to me behaved more like Atherton than large-billed scrubwren : indeed...
  8. Laughing kookaburra

    Laughing kookaburra

    Mimosa St 16°50'18.1"S 145°44'09.3"E in G-Maps
  9. Australian King Parrot (f)

    Australian King Parrot (f)

  10. Comb-crested Jacana (imm)

    Comb-crested Jacana (imm)

  11. Red-backed Kingfisher

    Red-backed Kingfisher

  12. Comb-crested Jacana

    Comb-crested Jacana

  13. Scarlet Honeyeater

    Scarlet Honeyeater

  14. Bar-shouldered Dove

    Bar-shouldered Dove

  15. Satin Bowerbird

    Satin Bowerbird

    In December 2014, I discovered this bower when a female was on a visit of his bower with her wings flapping fast in front of it. It was the flapping sound of her wings which I heard and it caught my attention. I was not sure what I was about to discover when I heard that sound. This was really...
  16. Sacred Kingfisher

    Sacred Kingfisher

  17. Victoria's Riflebirds

    Victoria's Riflebirds

    Two immature males showing off.
  18. Varied Lorikeet

    Varied Lorikeet

  19. Pied Butcherbird

    Pied Butcherbird

    There are two subspecies of the Pied Butcherbird and the dividing line is exactly where we saw this one! So no idea which one.
  20. Rainbow Lorikeet

    Rainbow Lorikeet

    This is the latest instrumental I've recorded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32ChEXxcHWg
  21. Nutmeg Mannikin

    Nutmeg Mannikin

    Introduced in the 1930s
  22. Masked Lapwing (Northern subspecies) (juv)

    Masked Lapwing (Northern subspecies) (juv)

  23. Purple-crowned Fairywren

    Purple-crowned Fairywren

  24. White-gaped Honeyeater

    White-gaped Honeyeater

  25. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    The plainest of our Honeyeaters
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