/r/AustralianBirds
There are around 900 species of birds in Australia, with many of them being difficult to identify. This is a place that aims to inspire, educate and share your passion.
A place for Australian bird identifications, pictures and news.
Welcome Australian bird enthusiasts! This is the place to share pictures and discuss news, stories and tips for fellow Aussie twitchers. If you require ID help, please add a [LOCATION] on your submission.
RULES:
No wishing harm on animals
Submissions must relate to Australian birds
Captive birds are discouraged
Please don't downvote questions, no matter how simple they may be. This is aimed to be a place of learning
Generally avoid being a dickhead
A great website to practise your ID skills
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Flew right up to me just as I was about to put some rubbish in the bin!
Found a baby miner bird and saved it from my cats. It is not flying yet. Will be taking it to the rescue in the morning. What can I feed it at home to make sure it is not hungry over night/tomorrow?
I had a gut feeling this would’ve happened I should’ve called wires
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I found 4 what I think are fairy wren chicks the ground today, still in the nest. I wedged the nest up in the bush above where I found them. Parents still haven’t returned. what should I do?
Hey yall i just wanted to ask if any of you knew when the lorikeets would return, they used to visit and eat a bunch of flowers (don't know the name sorry) and now there never there anymore, are they back to living in trees or would it be the flowers out of season?
We don’t have other bird friends and everyone else thinks we’re weird for being bird enthusiasts in our (late) thirties.
Shout out to the lovely volunteer at Mary Cairncross Reserve for sharing the experience with us.
The flycatchers have now completed the nest, and what a lovely design it is. Don't worry...I wasn't that close.
Quick glimpse of a double-barred finch on the pathway to the beach at Theodolite Creek.
Spotted this poor sod while waiting for the Santa fire engine.
Trying to have a picnic and I end up getting a cool display of Mother Nature
Hi there. My Dad spotted these feathers while out on his walk this morning (Wollondilly Shire area of NSW). Looks like this bird met a not so great fate perhaps ☹️ Was wondering if anyone knew which type of bird it would be? Tried Googling, but no luck. Thank you.
Found in my backyard while I was doing my laundry, anyone know what type of bird is this?
Rainbow lorikeet in Bundaberg today.