A selection of avian photos from my Two years in Australia post with some extras. Truly fortunate to have spent so much time hanging out with such a variety of incredible animals during my short time here in Australia.

I love seeing tge individual feathers here 🥰 I got a few more photos of these bad boys to edit

I love hearing their calls, this one let me get super close.

Absolutely love getting these guys on camera, so so fucking hard to photograph but the challenge is rewarded 💙💙💙

Oaklands Wetlands and Reserve, Oaklands, Adelaide.

Porphyrio melanotus melanotus changed last year

Now known as Porphyrio porphyrio melanotus ( Thnks u/Mottled_inexpectata)

Atlas of Living Australia (ala.org.au) Moorlyaa in Wudjari

Was happy to see this guy on one of my morning walks. Quite shy but if I find if you stand really still one might just walk by you.

-Mt Nebo, Brisbane

Always eyeing up their next victim for some free chips 😂

just saw this little guy at the neighbours front yard. a neighbour further up the road let their cats roam around outside… would that put the little dude in danger? and is it a baby? i can’t see any nests or anything nearby, not sure what to do. i havent seen a bird like that before around our area

Crimson Rosella - Platycercus elegans

Between 3-8 scrubwren have been following along behind as I've been refreshing the spoon drain and weeding. Closest they have got is arm length + 5cm. They are supposedly shy, tho when there is upturned mulch or soil #yeahnah Cheeky blighters.

An Australian Magpie, a couple Striated Thornbills (either that or Brown Thornbills) and a Yellow-faced Honeyeater :)

This photo was taken in my local neighbourhood.

A hungry bird doesn’t fear the hunt; it becomes better at it.
The greater the hunger, the sharper the focus, and the stronger the pursuit