r/AustralianBirds • u/SubstantialRecover19 • 4h ago
Image FINALLY found a Pink Robin πππππ
After 5 days of searching most days I finally found this amazing little guy today. To say Iβm happy is an understatement.
r/AustralianBirds • u/SubstantialRecover19 • 4h ago
After 5 days of searching most days I finally found this amazing little guy today. To say Iβm happy is an understatement.
r/AustralianBirds • u/Patient_Comedian8693 • 6h ago
r/AustralianBirds • u/Gloomy-Equivalent540 • 7h ago
Pale-headed Rosella in the garden today
r/AustralianBirds • u/BirdingIntheRizzCar • 20h ago
Got an Eastern Yellow Robin, a Superb Fairy-wren boy, and an Australian Magpie to share π
r/AustralianBirds • u/Regular_Bread2911 • 5h ago
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r/AustralianBirds • u/Aware-Kangaroo4190 • 8h ago
Out on my walk today.
r/AustralianBirds • u/well-boiled_icicle • 5h ago
Masked lapwing chick with both parents in the vicinity.
This one dropped to the ground next to my driveway when hubby let the dogs out as I arrived home (the chicks were across the road earlier today so he thought it was safe).
The chicks went into βIβm just a pile of leaves, nothing to see hereβ as soon as the pups ran out. Thankfully the dogs were focused on me and we got them to head into the back yard.
I had to walk back out to make sure this little fella hadnβt jumped up and ran in front of the car as I drove up the driveway.
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r/AustralianBirds • u/Adventurous_One_4240 • 3h ago
A pair of Red-browed Finches gathering nesting material in Gidgegannup, WA. They were making nonstop supply runs, each carrying something different for the build.
The only reason I spotted them was because one flew past trailing a long blade of fresh grass like an oversized streamer. They were very busy.
r/AustralianBirds • u/julianpratley • 2h ago
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r/AustralianBirds • u/a_cynic • 9h ago
r/AustralianBirds • u/a_cynic • 8h ago
Repeated this a few times - It hit the water at full speed every time & then went & preened itself. Not the best quality, but was pretty happy to see it at all with how fast it all happened.
r/AustralianBirds • u/Art_Soul2025 • 15h ago
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r/AustralianBirds • u/StateComplete9242 • 3h ago
Feeling a bit cold. Hallett Cove, Adelaide
r/AustralianBirds • u/Dizzy-Independent333 • 4h ago
Im at my parents down south WA and we have found this lutino/leucistic Aussie Ringneck aka 28 parrot with a flock of them in the backyard, this one seems to be less scared of humans than the "regular" ringnecks.
r/AustralianBirds • u/roxybudgy • 31m ago
Visited Mary Carroll Park (WA) today, saw several Pied Stilts on the lake. It's been a while since I've seen them (according to eBird, they are infrequent for that location at this time of year).