Birds at Wild Days
The birds of Wild Days come in many shapes and sizes, making up the most diverse group.
This includes the smallest of swallow or finch to the majestic Yellow-tailed black cockatoo. The tiny Spotted pardalote to the cunning Pied Currawong. A short visit by a magnificent Wedge-tailed eagle came in as the biggest. Many species of parrots, wattlebirds and honeyeaters are visitors of fledgling mishaps.
The Pacific Black ducklings and other wetland birds create the biggest mess and the Magpies, Plovers, Ravens, Galahs, Corellas and Cockatoos take the lead as the noisiest.
Birds need care primarily due to road trauma and cat attack. many are in care for a short period and some for a lengthy stay. EAch with their own specific diet, housing requirements and husbandry specialties. Extra care is taken to ensure that they are not imprinted or learn to talk while here!
This includes the smallest of swallow or finch to the majestic Yellow-tailed black cockatoo. The tiny Spotted pardalote to the cunning Pied Currawong. A short visit by a magnificent Wedge-tailed eagle came in as the biggest. Many species of parrots, wattlebirds and honeyeaters are visitors of fledgling mishaps.
The Pacific Black ducklings and other wetland birds create the biggest mess and the Magpies, Plovers, Ravens, Galahs, Corellas and Cockatoos take the lead as the noisiest.
Birds need care primarily due to road trauma and cat attack. many are in care for a short period and some for a lengthy stay. EAch with their own specific diet, housing requirements and husbandry specialties. Extra care is taken to ensure that they are not imprinted or learn to talk while here!
Red Wattlebird
Little Wattlebird Noisy miner New Holland Honeyeater Eastern Rosella Crimson Rosella Little Lorikeet Musk Lorikeet Rainbow Lorikeet White Plumed Honeyeater Australian Magpie Australian Raven Little Raven Pied Currawong Australian Galah Long-billed Corella Little Corella Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo Gang Gang Cockatoo Grey Butcherbird |
Laughing Kookaburra
Sacred Kingfisher Magpie Lark Crested pigeon Common bronzewing Channel billed cuckoo Fantail cuckoo Spotted Pardalote Welcome Swallow Yellow Rumped Thornbill Silvereye Willie Wagtail White Faced Heron Great Egret Cattle Egret Australian White Ibis Straw necked Ibis Masked Lapwing Short tailed Shearwater Purple Swamphen |
Moorhen
Eurasian Coot Hoary headed Grebe Australasian Grebe Silver Gull Painted button Quail Little Button Quail Stubble Quail Brown Quail Lewin's Rail Black Swan Little Black Cormorant Black Cormorant Pied Cormorant Darter Pacific Black Duck Wood Duck Shell Duck Blue Billed Duck Tawny Frogmouth |
Brown Falcon
Australian Hobby Falcon Black Shouldered Kite Nankeen Kestrel Southern Boobook Owl Barn Owl Collared Sparrowhawk Little Sparrowhawk Wedge Tailed Eagle Owlet Nightjar |