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Cape Barren Goose
Description
Often called the “Pig Goose” because of the low, grunting sounds it makes, this is one of Australia’s most distinctive waterfowl.
- Appearance: They are a large, bulky bird (75–100cm) with a pale grey body and rows of strik...
Wedge-tailed Eagle
Description
The “Wedgie” is a true giant of the sky and holds the title of Australia’s largest bird of prey.
- Size: They are massive, with a wingspan that can reach up to 2.3 metres (over 7.5 feet). Females are generally larger than m...
Australian Ibis
The Australian Ibis, AKA Bin Chicken, made another appearance this week at Lake Esmond, near where I live. He/she initially tried to hide behind the tree, but figured it was big enough to look after itself, and wasn’t going to be disturbed...
Red-Browed Finch
The Red-Browed Finch is also known as the Red-Browed Firetail. It is commonly found in temperate forest and dry savannah habitats, and is a seed eater. These birds are distinguished by the bright red stripe above the eye and bright red rump...
Crested Pigeon
Below: Crested Pigeons, Uluru, Northern Territory.
Common birds found in many regions of Australia. They are called top notch pigeons because of their crest.
When they beat their wings, you can often hear a ‘ whoop whoop whoop ’ sound. T...
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I am a mineral enthusiast, artist, photographer and publisher in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. I am also interested in many aspects of science and nature, and am currently learning Japanese.
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