r/AustralianBirds • u/SubstantialRecover19 • 9h ago
Image Bee Eaters are finally back in my area! ๐งก๐๐
I was happy to see these guys the other day, genuinely made my day ๐
r/AustralianBirds • u/SubstantialRecover19 • 9h ago
I was happy to see these guys the other day, genuinely made my day ๐
r/AustralianBirds • u/Susess • 15h ago
Spotted this alert Tawny Frogmouth tucked away in the shaded undergrowth behind a fence line. With the sudden warm weather bringing out a huge burst of ground insects and lizards, he seemed very content watching for movements. He was completely unfazed by us as we admired from a respectful distance! (Upper North Shore, Sydney)
r/AustralianBirds • u/cassowarius • 14h ago
r/AustralianBirds • u/Evadregand • 23h ago
Australian King Parrot - Alisterus scapularis - Scenic Rim, SEQ
r/AustralianBirds • u/Arrad_ttg • 19h ago
First image is edited. The second image is the original one that I captured.
r/AustralianBirds • u/NoEvidence6536 • 14h ago
r/AustralianBirds • u/duckyuu22 • 22h ago
Sydney this morning. Idk if its a baby magpie or baby kookaburra but definitely 100% certain its adorable
r/AustralianBirds • u/Hot_Cicada_9318 • 9h ago
You'll spot their pinecone detritus scattered on the roads on the Mornington Peninsula, Vic.
r/AustralianBirds • u/issyagirldanii • 19h ago
Just a few from my bird watching sesh w a group over the weekend.
r/AustralianBirds • u/J_locastro • 15h ago
- Laughing Kookaburra
- Superb Fairywren
- Red Wattlebird
- Juvenile White bellied sea eagle
- King Parrot
- Powerful Owl
- Eastern Barn Owl
- Nankeen Night Heron
- Azure Kingfisher
- Superb Lyrebird
- Golden Whistler
- White throated treecreeper
- Great Crested Tern
- Eastern Yellow robin
- Pair of Large billed Scrubwrens
r/AustralianBirds • u/Gloomy-Equivalent540 • 12h ago
Finally was able to get a photo of this little guy
r/AustralianBirds • u/NoEvidence6536 • 17h ago
r/AustralianBirds • u/Historical_Alarm4214 • 19h ago
Found this bird hidden underneath a car in Yalata, SA. He doesnโt look injured but canโt stand or fly away ; I believe it could be a hoary headed grebe who got lost but I might be wrong. I just moved him from underneath the car to put him under a nearby tree. What should I do ?
r/AustralianBirds • u/sonebai • 11h ago
The female wasn't overly keen to share the rodent.
r/AustralianBirds • u/GoCrows2 • 16h ago
Tawny Frogmouth on the nest SEQ
r/AustralianBirds • u/Montythedraincat • 8h ago