Australian bird song by species

The diversity of songs of Australian birds is amazing.

Here are some of the characters I have managed to record.

Lyrebirds

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Wattle-forest

5:45 am two birds on ground walking back and forth with one singing

Wattle-forest

5:50 am 2 birds on ground

Wattle-forest

5:55am two birds on ground

Wattle-forest

6:02 am two birds on ground interacting

Wattle-forest

6:02 am two birds on ground interacting

Wattle-forest

5:55am two birds on ground

Eastern whipbird

Wises path RNP NSW

~6:00AM, male calling at side of path

Winifred-falls-RNP

~12:00 pm female chucking inbetween male call both birds looking for food in bushes

winifred falls

~12:00pm female chuckling both birds in bushes looking for food

Sulphur crested cockatoo

Wattle Forrest 34.0721SW 151.0571E

7:33 PM evening in car park for Wattle Forest cockatoos flying high in trees, rosella and fairy wrens

Wattle forest carpark 34.0827S 151.0548E

8:12PM cockatoos not moving but up in trees calling softly cicadas noisy

Australian pipit

Kurnell, nr lighthouse

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Black faced monarch

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:00Am single bird singing in tree

wattle-forest

~6:30AM single bird moving through shrubs calling

Boobook owl

Wattle-Forest

~5:45AM recorded near the toilet block, bird about 20M away didn't sight

Brown Gerygone

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:30AM single bird moving through low branches

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:00 AM single bird in forest

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:00 Am single bird in tree

Wattle Forest

around 6:15AM moving through trees, single bird

Crimson rosella

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

1:25PM single bird calling from tree ~7M off ground

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

1:26PM single bird calling from tree ~7M

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

1:29PM single bird calling from tree

Fantailed Cuckoo

Winifred Falls RNP NSW

~7:00AM cuckoo high in tree calling, not sighted

Dollarbird

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW North side

~7:00 3 birds chasing each other high at tree tops

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~7:35AM 3 birds high in trees chasing each other

Eastern yellow robin

Winifred Falls RNP NSW

~6:00 am bird calling from tree

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~5:45AM bird calling in tree not sighted

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~5:55AM bird calling from tree not sighted

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~5:55AM bird calling from tree not sighted

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~5:45AM bird calling in tree not sighted

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:00AM bird calling from side of path, not sighted

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:00Am bird from side of path

Green Catbird

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

6:51Am recording multiple birds moving through shrubs eating and calling

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

~6:00AM birds moving through low trees

Golden whistler

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

Wattle Forest

5:52AM in shrubs, moving and singing

Grey butcherbird

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Grey fantail

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

Pallaibo-track-Kozi at bottom near river close to trout hatchery

7:52AM single bird moving low through trees ~3M high

Gray Shrikethrush

Wattle Forest

6:12 am bird alone singing about 7M off ground in tree

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

7:30AM single bird

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

7:30Am overlooking trout hatchery, single bird calling

Lewin’s honeyeater

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

Masked lapwing

Wattle-forest carpark 34.0827S 151.0548E

~8:20PM masked lapwing calling the kookaburra

Olive backed oriole

Wattle forest

Peregrine falcon

Kurnell at lighthouse

Pied currawong

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

1:22PM single bird calling from tree ~7M off ground

Powerful owl

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

Sacred Kingfisher

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

White browed scrubwren

Winifred Falls RNP NSW

White throated treecreeper

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

Willywagtail

Pallaibo-track-Kozi

Wonga pigeon

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

Yellow-tailed black cockatoo

Wattle-Forest RNP NSW

Wises path RNP NSW

Yellowthroated scrubwren

Yellowthroated scrubwrens Wattle-Forest Royal National Park

6:24AM 34.0875S 151.0563E cockies start then 3 scrubwrens on ground adult feeding one of them

The diversity of songs of Australian birds is amazing.

The Royal National Park in sound

Peter Thorn