/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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/r/AustralianBirds
This video was taken at Kingcliffe Beach in NSW in October, but I've seen this bird around Brisbane a bit. I think they're so graceful and I'm considering getting one tattooed if I can find out specifically what it is- some sort of heron/egret??
Today I learned I don’t know much about stilts
sorry no photos, didn't have my phone with me. I am in Melbourne outer eastern and encountering lots silly galah fledglingsout of nests hanging out on middle of roads, perhaps learned bad habits from parents I don't know . Please watch out while driving and/or chase them away from traffic if you are walking
They have grown up so fast, one of the has been testing the waters by jumping onto the branch next to their nest
Such a cute little face.
They seem to call each other over a long distance and there and occasionally go in to a higher tempo call.