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…at a target instead of firing a single bullet. While duck hunters are required to recover birds after they are shot, many birds struck by pellets aren’t retrieved. Left wounded, the majority of waterfowl will die, while birds living with pellets embedded in their bodies endure unnecessary pain and suffering….Read more

…What’s your connection to birds? I never really thought about my family’s strong connection to birds until I got into birdwatching myself. My Papa Wal was a mad Collingwood FC supporter and had a strong love for the Australian Magpie. My Grandpa George loved his local birds, especially the Spotted…Read more

…for water birds but also many bush birds. We saw 60 species on our last visit. Highlights include Blue-billed Duck, Australian Shoveler, all three Grebes, Black-tailed Native Hen, Sacred Kingfisher, Black-faced and White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike, Golden-headed Cisticola and many more. We will be guided by the Coliban Water staff along with…Read more

…Birds Program. The partnership has already delivered promising outcomes for threatened birds including the Fairy Tern and Hooded Plover, as well as range of other shorebirds and seabirds that rely on healthy and safe coastal habitats. “Long-term funding is so valuable, it gives us the time we need to work…Read more

…in fact, they were so convincing our team first mistook them for wild birds! This promising sighting reveals that zoo-bred Regents are reconnecting with and learning from wild birds. Some of the zoo-bred birds were fitted with harnesses and radio transmitters to help track their movements. Photo by Tim Paasila…Read more

Will you help us save Darwin’s shorebirds? Darwin supports internationally significant populations of many threatened shorebirds. Will you help save our shorebirds by emailing your candidates in Solomon? Help give our shorebirds a voice this election Use our email tool below to send the candidates in Solomon a powerful message…Read more

…Bingo is fun for the whole family. 4. You’ll get to know your local birds better. Noticing birds is the first step towards caring about them – and where conservation begins. Over the past 10 years, the Aussie Bird Count has helped raise the profile of Australia’s birds, encouraging thousands…Read more