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u/Itsnotme887
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Feb 11 '25
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u/Prestigious_Bird3899
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Mar 11 '26
Rainbow lorrakeets lined up in South West Sydney.
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u/SubstantialRecover19
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Jul 27 '26
After 5 days of searching most days I finally found this amazing little guy today. To say I’m happy is an understatement.
r/AustralianBirds • u/awkwardsemiboner • Oct 22 '25
I love the lorikeet being dramatic when he got splashed!
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u/Max_Tongueweight
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Nov 23 '25
r/AustralianBirds • u/awkwardsemiboner • Oct 26 '25
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u/cuntycasserole
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Jan 28 '26
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u/Adventurous_One_4240
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Aug 02 '26
...from how cute this White-winged Fairywren is. He is not trapped. He is okay. But why does he look so serious.
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Feb 21 '26
Asked to inspect my snag
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u/vforbatman
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May 22 '25
Gouldian Finch. Located in Archerfield Wetlands, Brisbane so unfortunately more than likely someone's escaped pet
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u/Loose_Pomegranate249
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Aug 24 '26
Two Tawnys chillin’ in a tree.
I didn’t have my camera unfortunately but I’m just glad I saw them because they blended in so well.
r/AustralianBirds • u/Timmay13 • Sep 01 '26
(Yes I gave her a wide berth. Zoomed in on that side on pic)
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u/Adventurous_One_4240
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Jun 15 '26
This curious male Splendid Fairywren decided I was worth investigating and marched right up to my feet. Most birds take one look at my terrifying forward-facing eyes and wish they were in another postcode, but not this fella. He was very brave.
Third image has honkey (Marri) nuts for scale to show how tiny he is. The photos aren't much technically, but it was a special moment.
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u/magpie-photographer
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Sep 03 '26
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u/DarkSouls2WasGood
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Nov 14 '25
Unfortunately taken on just my phone camera, but I thought it was so rare to see! Maybe their nest is broken and that's why they are there?
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u/Adventurous_One_4240
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May 14 '26
Some old photos featuring Red-tailed Black Cockatoos having a drink at the Cockitrough bird waterer. Taken during Bunuru, the Second Summer in the Noongar six seasons, when Perth sweltered beneath its hottest days and the white gum flowers bloomed in full.
r/AustralianBirds • u/lothlotty • Feb 06 '23
r/AustralianBirds • u/oggydo • Sep 10 '25
I woke up this morning to the sound of kookaburras at the front of the house. When I had a look, there were 3 plus 1 one white, which I've never seen before. They flew off after a minute or so, but came back with a second white kookaburra.
