Sunday, January 2, 2005

Full list of birds seen in the area

This list is divided into a number of groups I developed to make sense to less experienced birders.  Within the groups it is ordered according to the taxonomic order used in 2011 by the Canberra Ornithologists Group to bring birds that are closely related together. Birds that are migrants to Carwoola are highlighted in blue (for species which migrate out of the area in Summer) or orange (for species which migrate out for Winter) below.

The hyperlinks (ie underlined stuff) are to photographs of the 89 species elsewhere in this blog.In due course I hope to link every species name to one or more images thereof. 

The list will be updated as new species are added to the sightings in the area.

1  Waterbirds (pt 1):  (pt 2)(Pt 3); (Pt 4): Plumed Whistling-duck; Freckled Duck; Musk Duck; Black Swan;  Australian Shelduck; Australian Wood Duck; Pink-eared Duck; Australian Shoveler; Grey Teal; Chestnut Teal; Pacific Black Duck; Hardhead; Blue-billed Duck; Australasian Grebe; Hoary-headed Grebe; Darter; Little Black Cormorant; Little Pied Cormorant; Great Cormorant; Australian Pelican;  White‑necked Heron;  Intermediate Egret; Cattle Egret; Eastern Great Egret: White‑faced Heron; Nankeen Night Heron; Glossy Ibis; Australian White Ibis; Straw-necked Ibis; Royal Spoonbill; Yellow-billed Spoonbill; Purple Swamphen; Australian Spotted Crake; Spotless Crake;  Baillons Crake; Dusky Moorhen;  Eurasian  Coot; Black-winged Stilt; Red-necked Avocet; Black‑fronted Dotterel; Red-kneed Dotterel; Masked Lapwing; Banded Lapwing; Australian Painted Snipe; Latham’s Snipe; Sharp-tailed Sandpiper; Whiskered tern,, Silver Gull

2 Birds of Prey:  Black-shouldered Kite; White-bellied Sea-eagle; Whistling Kite, Black Kite, Brown Goshawk; Collared Sparrowhawk; Grey Goshawk; Spotted Harrier; Swamp Harrier; Wedge-tailed Eagle; Little Eagle; Nankeen Kestrel; Brown Falcon; Australian Hobby; Black Falcon, Peregrine Falcon.

3 Parrots and Relatives:  Scaly-breasted Lorikeet; Glossy Black-Cockatoo; Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo; Gang‑gang Cockatoo; Galah;  Little Corella; Sulphur‑crested Cockatoo; Australian King‑parrot; Superb Parrot; Crimson Rosella; Eastern Rosella; Hybrid Crimson-Eastern Rosella; Red-rumped Parrot

4 Kingfishers and other non-songbirds (Pt 1) (Pt 2) (Pt 3): Emu; Stubble Quail; Brown quail; Rock Dove; Spotted Dove; Common Bronzewing; Crested Pigeon; Wonga Pigeon; Tawny Frogmouth; White-throated Nightjar; Australian Owlet-nightjar; White-throated Needletail; Fork‑tailed Swift; Painted Button-quail; Common Koel; Channel-billed Cuckoo; Horsfield's Bronze‑Cuckoo; Black‑eared Cuckoo; Shining Bronze‑cuckoo; Pallid Cuckoo; Fan‑tailed Cuckoo; Brush Cuckoo; Southern Boobook; Barking Owl; Eastern Barn Owl; Powerful Owl; Azure Kingfisher; Laughing Kookaburra; Sacred Kingfisher; Rainbow Bee‑eater; Dollarbird; Superb lyrebird

5 Honeyeaters: Eastern Spinebill; Yellow-faced Honeyeater; White-eared Honeyeater; Yellow-tufted Honeyeater; Fuscous Honeyeater; White‑plumed Honeyeater; Noisy Miner; Red Wattlebird; New Holland Honeyeater; Crescent Honeyeater; White-fronted Chat; Scarlet Honeyeater , Brown‑headed Honeyeater; White-naped Honeyeater; Noisy Friarbird; Painted Honeyeater

6 Flycatchers and similar species: Golden Whistler;Rufous Whistler; Grey Shrike-thrush; Spangled Drongo; Rufous Fantail; Grey Fantail; Willie Wagtail; Leaden Flycatcher; Satin Flycatcher; Magpie-lark; Jacky Winter; Scarlet Robin; Red‑capped Robin, Flame Robin; Rose Robin, Hooded Robin; Eastern Yellow Robin; Welcome Swallow; Fairy Martin; Tree Martin

7 Thornbills, Finches and similar species (Pt 1) (Pt 2):  Superb Fairy-wren; White-browed Scrubwren; Chestnut-rumped heathwren; Speckled warbler; Weebill; Western Gerygone; White-throated Gerygone; Striated Thornbill; Yellow Thornbill; Yellow‑rumped Thornbill; Buff‑rumped Thornbill; Brown Thornbill; Southern Whiteface; Spotted Pardalote; Striated Pardalote; Silvereye; Zebra Finch; Double‑barred Finch; Red‑browed Finch; Diamond Firetail; House Sparrow; European Goldfinch

8 Other, smaller birds:  White-throated Treecreeper; Brown Treecreeper; Spotted  Quail-thrush; Varied Sitella; Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike; White‑-winged Triller; Olive‑backed Oriole; Masked Woodswallow; White‑browed Woodswallow; Dusky Woodswallow; Horsefields Bushlark, Skylark; Golden-headed Cisticola; Australian Reed-warbler; Rufous Songlark; Brown Songlark; Common Blackbird; Common Myna; Common Starling; Mistletoebird; Australasian  Pipit;

9  Other, larger birds: Satin Bowerbird; Grey Butcherbird; Australian Magpie; Pied Currawong; Grey Currawong; Australian Raven; Little Raven; White-winged Chough

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