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You can use this Google Search to
search the Birdway website directly with key words such as
bustard, white bellied, western australia or
malurus cyaneus. 30 April 2008. See
gallery updates below. 10 March 2008. Non-Australian
Galleries are progressive being updated to conform with the
Birdlife
International check list. 8 February 2008. Following the
publication of the latest work on the taxonomy of Australian
Birds, Christidis
& Boles (2008), Australian
Galleries are progressively being updated to match their
classification (this will take a long time!). This sometimes means that the sequence
may vary between the Non-Australian and Australian gallery
thumbnails (e.g. Global
and Australian
Herons) and some species may be assigned to two genera, with
the Birdlife International one being listed first and the
Christidis & Boles one second (e.g. Cattle Egret
Bubulcus/Ardea
ibis). 21 November 2007. A photo of a distant
Cinnamon
Quail-thrush is the 500th
Australian species in the site. 2 November 2007. Ian has introduced a
new gallery design which has Check out the Royal
Spoonbill Gallery to see what
you think. 2 August 2007. Ian now encourages free
use of images on personal and conservation-related websites
in
exchange for links. 18 July 2007. For greater flexibility,
Ian has started moving galleries down to the species level,
e.g. the new Tern
Gallery. The species in the
gallery index are now in taxonomic, rather than alphabetic,
sequence and black backgrounds are being used to highlight
the difference. Photographs are organized by
geographical regions - where the species occur rather than
where the photos were taken.The main emphasis is on birds
which occur in Australia
but there are also sections on Asian,
European
and South
American Birds. You can browse
the list of galleries in each section. The photos in this site are from
high-resolution originals suitable for printing.


517 of these are on the Australian list (Christidis
& Boles, 2008).


Whistling
Kite
(Haliastur sphenurus)

Black-shouldered
Kite
(Elanus axillaris)

White-bellied
Sea-Eagle
(Haliaaetus leucogaster)

Christmas Island
Goshawk
(Accipiter hiogaster
natalis)

Pacific Baza
(Aviceda
cristata)

Eastern
Osprey
(Pandion cristatus)

Yellow-breasted
Boatbill
(Machaerirhynchus
flaviventer)

Beach Stone-Curlew
(Esacus
magnirostris)

Curlew Sandpiper
(Calidris
ferruginea)

Common Sandpiper
(Actitis
hypoleucos)

Common Redshank
(Tringa
totanus)

Grey-tailed
Tattler
(Heteroscelus brevipes)

Ruddy
Turnstone
(Arenaria interpres)

Whimbrel
(Numenius phaeopus)

Black-tailed
Godwit
(Limosa limosa)

Bar-tailed
Godwit
(Limosa lapponica)

Eastern
Curlew
(Numenius madagascariensis)

Red
Knot
(Calidris canutus)

Common
Greenshank
(Tringa nebularia)

Australasian
Darter
(Anhinga novaehollandiae)

Oriental
Darter
(Anhinga melanogaster)

Rufous
Owl
(Ninox rufa)

Brown
Hawk-Owl
(Ninox scutulata)

Crimson
Rosella
(Platycercus elegans)

Eastern
Rosella
(Platycercus eximus)

Wandering
Tattler
(Heteroscelus incanus)

Little
Egret
(Egretta garzetta)

Intermediate
Egret
(Ardea intermedia)

Eastern Great
Egret
(Ardea modesta)

Great
Egret
(Ardea alba)

White-necked (Pacific)
Heron
(Ardea pacifica)

Grey
Heron
(Ardea cinerea)

Striated
Heron
(Butoroides striata)

Rufous (Nankeen)
Night-Heron
(Nycticorax caledonicus )

Red-winged
Starling
(Onchyognathus morii)

Asian Pied
Starling
(Sturnus contra)

Common
Starling
(Sturnus vulgaris)

Common
Myna
(Acridotheres tristis)

Metallic
Starling
(Aplornis metallica)

Common Coot Gallery
(Fulica
atra)

Common Moorhen
(Gallinula
chloropus)

White-breasted
Waterhen
(Amaurornis phoenicurus)