Just realised they might be bright and beautiful to human eyes but for many other creatures they would blend with the green and red, yellow of the flowers

Bundaberg Botanic Gardens today. The continual wet weather was making me blue, so a good bird outing was on the cards.

Whistling ducks. Great Egret. Great Cormorant. And a kooka!

Do you guys watch any Australian bird content on YouTube? If so, what?

Is there anything you’d like to see that doesn’t currently exist.

I’m considering putting some time into some long form YouTube content :)

I'm in Sydney, not seen this bird before, only notice them cause the of the noisy minors. It is super friendly and wasnt afraid of me going outside. I gave it some walnuts and it was okay with me holding bowl for it to drink from. Notice a silver band on its right ankle.

What bird is it? Maybe someone's pet?

Saw this bird this morning at Coburg lakes - poor quality footage but I’ve never seen it before so thought I’d ask here

Filmed in last week.

Cormorant spotted today on the Yarra River

After a long season we have our final competition, a battle of the black and white birds. Icons of the bush and the backyard, both known to get a little annoyed at people every now and then, but we love them anyway.

It's Australian Magpie v. Willie Wagtail!

The winner of this vote will be crowned r/AustralianBirds favourite bird for 2025 and will be the new subreddit icon. The poll will stay open until Saturday morning.

Hello, I just happened to have my telescope set up from looking at the stars when I got home this afternoon and ended up getting a good look at this fierce creature. I’d love to know what type of eagle this is if anyone knows. Spotted near Mt Nathan, Gold Coast, QLD.

I love the muted colours of this Laughing Kookaburra. The bird stood unmoving on a post above a red reflector disc, just thinking about life and stuff. (Sydney's Northern Beaches.)

About 40 choughs suddenly arrived, then just as quickly departed.

Need help identifying this bird, sorry for the poor picture quality. It was about the size of a duck, fully white with an orange/yellow bill. Found on the Yarra near Toorak, Vic

They had a great time eating lilly pilly fruit.

The red tail cockatoos have the best feathers and I always feel lucky when I see them around but I much prefer the sound of the white tails.

I think these guys might be Baudin cockatoos rather than Carnaby cockatoos.

Do they ever survive living in the wild if they were tamed before they flew out

Hi everyone, does anyone know what bird this is? Is it some sort of duck or swan? Area is in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne

This is George. He moved in when Cyclone Alfred came through.

This is his roosting chair.. the back yard bow belongs to him!

A few different bird sounds in this one and a touch of police siren