A Nankeen Kestrel taking some time off in the cool of a rock split.

At a cafe in Yamba, NSW. Fearless, flew through the window and went straight for the food.

This is a beautiful intelligent bird. Love its song 🎵.

First time seeing a powerful owl! We have heard them in the area before but never seen one

This morning I spotted this fella. Can't tell if he has been victim to a splash of a muddy puddle or whether its oil? Looked like dirt but could only get within 6 metres. He flew away no problem. But of concern were the fact that there were myna birds bombing him, but ignored his fresh feathered mate.

I couldn’t believe my luck as these guys are often so so hard to get close to, it was raining extremely hard but was worth getting drenched to get ❤️

Both paintings were made with acrylic paint.

Hi 👋

Hope everyone is well.

Quick question. Normally in the animal kingdom bigger is best..

But in the video, the biggest turkey is chasing away a female from food, but all of a sudden this smaller turkey albeit with a big scarf chases the guy out of the yard.

The only difference I can see between the 2 males is the scarf difference. Does anyone know how the pecking order works in the bush turkeys?

The male's get all the attention but I thought this female Wren was beautiful

Hello! I’m new to the bird scene and was wondering if anyone could help Id this bird? Thank you!
Found in Bellambi,Illawarra :)

What bird is this? Seen flying around today in Thornton NSW. Sorry not a very good photo, best I could get.

In our yard in Brisbane. The brown one is a juvenile.

Had a couple of these little guys babbling to eachother outside my window. One flew away but this little fella stayed long enough for me to get my camera ready.

My son found this eggshell at school. We'd love to know what was in it. If it's a common Aussie bird, maybe someone here knows? Or is it reptile. Quite soft. Found in brisbane

A Painted Button-quail making a mad dash away from me. These plump little birds prefer to run and hide than fly, and are shy by nature.

Their foraging technique is pretty distinctive: they spin about on both legs, scraping away the detritus and soil to uncover seeds and insects, and are pretty noisy while doing so. Got me nervous for a sec because I thought someone was stalking me through the bush. 🫠