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Avian Influenza

birds, should be reported if they are seabirds, waterbirds, shorebirds or birds of prey. In individual birds, warning signs that should be reported include: a lack of coordination, tremors, swimming in circles twisted neck or other abnormal posture inability to stand or fly diarrhoea difficulty breathing, coughing or sneezing swelling…Read more

Swift Parrot Search FAQs

…species as a first priority. The nectar feeders (e.g., honeyeaters, wattlebirds, friarbirds, lorikeets) are closely aligned ecologically with Swifties and Regents, and are therefore understanding their occurrence and distribution is more insightful than birds that do not feed on nectar and lerps (e.g., waterbirds, insectivores, birds of prey). If you…Read more

Our Bird Conservation Strategy: Save Birds. Save Life.

…of birds,” according to Emily Mowat, Seabird Project Coordinator at BirdLife Australia, who says advancing “transboundary conservation” is integral to positive results for seabirds. “Some of Australia’s most-loved birds—like our Little Penguins—are seabirds, yet they are strangely flying under the radar of public perception and conservation actions. The new Strategy…Read more

Sharing Our Shores

Birds or Migratory Shorebirds teams is a great way to support community conservation efforts and help protect and better understand our threatened shorebirds and seabirds. You choose which level of commitment works for you, whether it’s once a week or an annual population count—and we welcome volunteers of all ages…Read more