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- More about Koels
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- Top 40 bird songs
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- Yellow-faced Honeyeater Breeding Page
- Bird-friendly spaces
- Biodiversity in Western Australia
- Perth: Biodiversity in our Backyard for Conservation Week
- Guidelines for bird habitat
- What do birds need?
- What can the plants in your garden provide?
- What other resources can you provide?
- Birds and plants in your garden: a survey
- Gardening for birds
- General gardening tips
- Bird-attracting plants
- Choosing native plants
- Designing a garden for birds
- Plant lists by Local Government Area
- Ashfield Council Plant List
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- Kogarah Municipal Council Plant List
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- Lane Cove Municipal Council Plant List
- Leichhardt Municipal Council Plant List
- Liverpool City Council Plant List
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- North Sydney Council Plant List
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- Pittwater Council Plant List
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- Rockdale Council Plant List
- Ryde City Council Plant List
- South Sydney City Council Plant List
- Strathfield Municipal Council Plant List
- Sutherland Shire Council Plant List
- Warringah Shire Council Plant List
- Waverley Council Plant List
- Willoughby City Council Plant List
- Woollahra Council Plant List
- Planning for birds
- The natural habitats of birds
- Cowra: town birds in a region of fragmented woodland
- The urban environment
- Urban landscapes: open spaces
- Wildlife corridors
- Remnant bushland
- Bush care and regeneration
- Weeds
- Sydney: region in focus
- History of Sydney's birds
- Bird Lists - Mosman/Cremorne
- Bird Lists - Chatswood/Artarmon
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- Bird Lists - Ashfield/Fivedock
- Bird Lists - Kingsgrove/Turella
- Bird Lists - Randwick
- Cowra Shire Council Plant List
- Surveys
- Koel survey
- Backyard birds survey
- Channel-billed Cuckoo survey
- Channel-billed Cuckoo Survey Form (Login required)
- Koel Survey Form (Login required)
- Results - Koel survey - 2005
- Results - Koel survey
- Results - Channel-billed Cuckoo survey
- Superb Fairy-wren survey
- 2006 Channel-billed Cuckoo Survey Results
- Superb Fairy-wren Survey Form (Login required)
- Grey-crowned Babbler Survey Form (Login required)
- Results - Superb Fairy-wren survey
- Past survey results
- Survey Form (Login required)
- Results - Backyard birds survey
- Printable Backyard Birds data collection sheet
- Plant-use survey Form (Login required)
- Schoolground survey
- Plant-use survey
- Current survey results
- Birds in backyards survey 2000 results
- Birds in backyards survey - Spring/summer 2005 results
- Birds in backyards survey - Spring/Summer 2006/07 results
- Australian White Ibis survey
- Birds in backyards survey - Autumn/Winter 2006 results
- Backyard birds survey results for Perth
- Backyard birds survey results for Adelaide
- Backyard birds survey results for Sydney
- Backyard birds survey results for Brisbane
- Backyard birds survey results for Melbourne
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- Biodiversity in our Backyard - Perth Citizen Science Project
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- Birds in backyards survey - State by State results
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Other Documents
- enewsletters
- e-newsletter 2008 - December (603kb pdf file)
Birds in Backyards Newsletter for December 2008 - e-newsletter 2008 - May (110kb pdf file)
Birds in Backyards newsletter for May 2008 - e-newsletter 2008 - September (324kb pdf file)
Birds in Backyards Newsletter for September 2008 - e-newsletter 2009 - July (307kb pdf file)
Birds in Backyards Newsletter for July 2009
- e-newsletter 2008 - December (603kb pdf file)
- Plant lists
- Compiled plant list (773kb xls file)
Contains details of plant attributes and lists plants by council districts.
- Compiled plant list (773kb xls file)
- Surveys
- Australain White Ibis Survey Information (295kb pdf file)
Provides details of colour band combinations and wing tags. - Australian White Ibis colourband information (78kb pdf file)
- Colour band information for Australian White Ibis (283kb pdf file)
Colour band information for Australian White Ibis - Printable datasheet (34kb doc file)
Word version of printable data sheet - Printable survey form for recording bird aggression (50kb pdf file)
Printable survey form for recording bird aggression - Three distribution maps for three key species (84kb mdi file)
These maps are for the Australian King-Parrot, the Red-whiskered Bulbul and the Superb Fairy-wren
- Australain White Ibis Survey Information (295kb pdf file)
- miniposters
- Identification poster - Arabic (529kb pdf file)
Poster illustrating 30 species of backyard bird with gardening tips in Arabic - mini poster order form (192kb pdf file)
Order form from BASNA
- Identification poster - Arabic (529kb pdf file)
- General
- Bird Bath Study (97kb pdf file)
- Look out for the mint aphid (109kb pdf file)
Flier for observers of mint aphids. - Schools' Newsletter for Birds as Indicators Project (890kb pdf file)
Newsletter sent to participants in the Birds as Indicators project - September 08 e- Newsletter (324kb pdf file)
- Syllabus Links (52kb doc file)
Syllabus links for NSW primary and secondary schools
- Bird Bath Study (97kb pdf file)
- Best Practice Guidelines
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- Best Practice Guidelines for Enhancing Urban Bird Habitat (5.79MB pdf file)
Review of scientific literature on habitat for birds in urban areas, including recommendations. - Short version of Guidelines for Bushland Managers (180kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Bushland Managers - Short version of Guidelines for Councils and Planners (219kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Councils and Planners - Short version of Guidelines for Domestic Gardeners (464kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Domestic Gardeners. - Short version of Guidelines for Landscape Architects (167kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Landscape Architects. - Short version of Guidelines for Open Space Managers (180kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Open Space Managers. - Short version of Guidelines for Schools (384kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Schools. - Short version of Guidelines for Street Tree Planners (163kb pdf file)
Summary of the Best Practice Guidelines, tailored for Street Tree Planners - richards ibis (3.13MB ptx file)
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