Reader Photos
Catch of the day
The crested tern often swallows its food mid-air, after diving to depths of up to 1m to capture it.
Tag: birdwatching
Creatura Blog
Apostlebirds keep it all in the family
These social birds are so reliant on the family they’ll even kidnap babies to boost numbers
Wildlife
Christmas Island frigatebird
This ornate seabird breeds only on Christmas Island and is at risk of extinction
Destinations
Lord Howe: top things to do in nature’s wonderland
This World Heritage-listed island is a haven for nature experiences. Here are the top things to do
Creatura Blog
Pretty in pink: the male pink robin
The males of the pink robin species sport a gorgeous bright pink breast
Wildlife
Birds of Lord Howe Island
World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island is a birdwatcher’s delight
Destinations
Burleigh Head National Park, Qld
An unexpected reprieve from the high-rise hotels and bustling traffic of Gold Coast City, Burleigh Head National Park is a welcome haven for people and wildlife alike.
Creatura Blog
Hooded pitohui, one of the world’s only toxic birds
This is one of the only known birds to be toxic. Its feathers contain one of the most potent toxins known to science – but why?
Science & Environment
How birds use Earth’s magnetic field to navigate
Can birds see the Earth’s magnetic field? The latest research on navigation suggests they can and even hints that humans may be able to detect it too.
Destinations
Gallery: Birdwatching in Arnhem Land and Kakadu
An exclusive birdwatching expedition in Arnhem Land and Kakadu.