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Shorebirds
Take a closer look at shorebirds of the Hunter and Manning regions
Birds of the Box Gum Grassy Woodlands
Box Gum Grassy Woodlands are a feature of Eastern Australian landscapes. Look at and listen to birds from this environment.
It's been a big year for the Regent Honeyeater, and the captive bred birds released in the Hunter region this year ...
This species, listed as a Critically Endangered Shorebird of Australia, has been recorded flying 11,000kms across ...
What a wonderful sign of spring! This little fella was sunning himself on the road- As I stopped to move him along ...
A recent research article by the Threatened Species Recovery Hub really woke me up to the devastating effect that cats (feral and pet cats) have on our native biodiversity.
Toby Davidson's wonderful documentary on our Squirrel Glider project and the great team and the great supporters that made it happen.
Everyone loves a Spotted Pardalote!
This tiny bird of 10cm long is distinguished by its white spots, mostly ...
A small bird at 16 - 19cm, 40g, it is easy to tell why they are named ‘little’ when side by side with a Rainbow ...
We are now in the window for the winter shorebird count which is mid-May to mid-August, with the ideal date being ...
Another of our unique woodland birds is the Red Wattlebird.
As featured in our Woodland Bird chart they have a very
You may have noticed the change in birds in your backyard or neighbourhood with the change in seasons and flowering
Take a closer look at shorebirds of the Hunter and Manning regions
Did you know birds are a key indicator for biodiversity health in the landscape? How healthy is your patch?