The providence petrel is the sweetest seabird
Creatura BlogMeet the providence petrel, Australia’s most trusting bird.
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A quick guide to sensible bird-feeding
WildlifeHaving wild creatures visit our homes is a privilege. We feed them for our own sake, not for theirs. To attract birds and other wild creatures to your garden, plant vegetation native to your area, and, if you want to offer birds additional food, here are some practical guidelines you should follow.
See the moment a beautiful splendid fairy-wren frolics among gum blossoms
WildlifePhotographer Mark Eatwell, well-known for his beautiful images of Western Australia’s splendid fairy-wrens, captures these gorgeous bright blue birds frolicking among the blossoms of a Marri tree.
Why falcons and parrots share hooked beaks
Wild JourneyPreviously, falcons were classified with hawks and eagles as birds of prey, but new research suggests they’re closer to parrots.
Tawny frogmouths: 5 things you may not know about these masters of disguise
WildlifeHow much do you know about our tawny frogmouths?
Birds on Campus: Australian National University
Wild CampusLocated in the heart of Canberra, the lush green campus of the Australian National University boasts a colourful bird life. Here are just some of the birds you can find.
The birds you’re likely to see on your university campus
WildlifeCheck out which birds call your campus home.
The bird that weighs the same as a teaspoon of sugar
Creatura BlogThese mini emu birds are not only small in stature, but small in numbers as well. And conserving them is proving to be quite the task.
OPINION: Yes, it’s okay to feed wild birds in your garden
WildlifeMillions of people in this country feed birds everyday and they are not going to stop, says Darryl.
The corella’s comeback
Wild JourneyWhile corellas may now be the bane of many farmers, there was a time when their future was precarious.