This is a list of the birds I have seen in the last 2 months either on or near my property north of Bathurst.
These are not all the birds that visit my place, some come only in summer or at irregular times.
Wedge tail eagle
kookaburra
Galah
Sulphur-crested cockatoo
Gang Gang
Crimson rosella
Welcome swallow
Sacred kingfisher
Grey shrike-thrush
Crested shrike-tit
scarlet robin
Hooded robin
grey fantail
Willie wagtail
Superb blue wren
white browed scrubwren
Speckled warbler
Buff-rumped thornbill
Sitella
Brown treecreeper
White-throated treecreeper
Little friarbird
white-plumed honeyeater
yellow-faced honeyeater
White-eared honeyeater
eastern spinebill
Silver eye
Spotted pardalote
White-winged triller
Pied butcherbird
magpie
White-winged chough
Raven
Currawong
red-browed frietail
Diamond firetail
Double-barred finch
Pied cormorant
Spur-winged Plover
Thats a very impressive list Greg! I am very jealous given the most exciting bird I have seen our my place lately is a juvenile Grey Butcherbird (though he was lovely).
I would love it if you could submit your sightings in to the BIBY surveys.
Cheers
Holly
Wow Greg..... what a great list. I must try to make one some day. But mine would have to include the area immediately surrounding my garden as that is where I spot many of them. Not as big a variety as you though
Cheers
Birdie
Sunshine Coast Queensland
Just thought I would update this thread with my sightings for spring - sep, oct, nov 2010, all sightings from my property near Bathurst.
Wedgetail Eagle
Whistling Kite
Kookaburra
Sacred Kingfisher
Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
Yellow-tailed black cockatoo
Gang Gang
Galah
Crimson rosella
King parrot
Red-rumped parrot
Black-faced cuckoo-shrike
Grey Shrike-thrush
Rufous whistler
Magpie lark
Crow
Currawong
Magpie
White-winged chough
Pied butcherbird
Noisy friarbird
Red wattlebird
Dollarbird
Dusky woodswallow
Peaceful dove
Olive-backed oriole
Black duck
Wood duck
White-face heron
Pied cormorant
Horsfields bronze-cuckoo
Pallid cuckoo
Fantail cuckoo
Welcome swallow
Speckled warbler
Sitella
Rainbow bee-eater
Hooded Robin
Scarlet robin
Eastern yellow robin
Grey fantail
Leaden Flycatcher
Striated pardalote
spotted pardalote
White throated gerygone
white plumed honeyeater
yellow-faced honeyeater
eastern spinebill
Silvereye
Brown treecreeper
White-throated treecreeper
Brown thornbill
yellow-rumped thornbill
buff-rumped thornbill
Superb blue wren
White-browed scrubwren
Red-browed firetail
Diamond firetail
Double-barred finch
Mistletoe bird
Apart from the imports in my yard i get wattle birds rainbow lorikeets and thats it,i have to travel around the aria to see even a third of the birds on your list
I left out crested shrike-tit, one of my favourite birds.
Living on a creek helps a lot with birdwatching.