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Painted Finches. Image: Dan Weller
Birdata is the way we collaboratively and scientifically collect data to gain insight and protect Australia’s birds.
Every time you share your bird surveys, our collective knowledge of birds and their habitat grows. Your data is used to achieve real conservation aims within BirdLife Australia, and by groups right across the country.
You can help.
TAXONOMY -
Working List of Australian Birds v4
BirdLife Australia’s new update to the Working List of Australian Birds has been released. Click below to access WLAB v4 – more information will be added soon.
Rockwarbler. Image: Gary Cousins, 2019.
WHAT'S ON -
Superb City Wrens
Superb Fairy-wren. Image: Keith Humphreys, 2021.
SPLITTING PAIRS -
Leaden and Satin Flycatchers
Satin Flycatcher.
Image: Chris Tzaros.
Image: Chris Tzaros.
VICTORIA - Calling all bushwalkers!
The Beach-nesting Birds Program needs your help to record incidental sightings of Hooded Plovers and Eastern Ground Parrots across the Victorian coastline. Anyone with a Birdata account can get involved, and submitting a record only takes a minute.
Resources to sign up and contribute are linked below.
A pair of Hooded Plovers. Image: Mark Lethlean.
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Little Tern. Image: Gary Dunnett
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The Birdata app and the
original Birdata were funded
by the Tony & Lisette Lewis
Foundation through a
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