Birds of Yarra Ranges LGA

To date 225 species of birds have been recorded as present within the Yarra Ranges Local Government Area

Australasian Darter Blue‐billed Duck Australasian Grebe Blue‐winged Parrot Australasian Pipit Brown Falcon Australasian Shoveler Brown Goshawk Australian Hobby Brown Quail Australian King‐Parrot Brown Songlark Australian Little Bittern Brown Thornbill Australian Magpie Brown Treecreeper Australian Owlet‐nightjar Brown‐headed Honeyeater Australian Pelican Brush Bronzewing Australian Raven Brush Cuckoo Australian Reed‐Warbler Buff‐banded Rail Australian Shelduck Buff‐rumped Thornbill Australian Spotted Crake Caspian Tern Australian White Ibis Cattle Egret Australian Wood Duck Channel‐billed Cuckoo Azure Kingfisher Chestnut Teal Baillon's Crake Chestnut‐rumped Heathwren Banded Lapwing Cicadabird Barking Owl Collared Sparrowhawk Bassian Thrush Common Blackbird* Beautiful Firetail Common Bronzewing Bell Miner Common Greenfinch* Black Duck‐Mallard hybrid* Common Myna* Black Falcon Common Starling* Black Kite Corella species Black Swan Crescent Honeyeater Black‐faced Cuckoo‐shrike Crested Pigeon Black‐faced Monarch Crested Shrike‐tit Black‐fronted Dotterel Crimson Rosella Black‐shouldered Kite Crow & Raven species Black‐tailed Native‐hen Domestic Duck* Black‐winged Stilt Domestic Goose*

Dusky Moorhen Little Eagle Dusky Woodswallow Little Egret Eastern Barn Owl Little Grassbird Eastern Great Egret Little Lorikeet Eastern Rosella Little Pied Cormorant Eastern Spinebill Little Raven Eastern Whipbird Little Wattlebird Eastern Yellow Robin Long‐billed Corella Emu Magpie‐lark Eurasian Coot Masked Lapwing Eurasian Skylark* Masked Woodswallow Eurasian Tree Sparrow* Mistletoebird European Goldfinch* Muscovy Duck* Fairy Martin Musk Duck Fan‐tailed Cuckoo Musk Lorikeet Flame Robin Nankeen Kestrel Fork‐tailed Swift Nankeen Night‐Heron Galah New Holland Honeyeater Gang‐gang Cockatoo Noisy Friarbird Gilbert's Whistler Noisy Miner Golden Whistler Northern Mallard* Golden‐headed Cisticola Olive Whistler Great Cormorant Olive‐backed Oriole Great Crested Grebe Pacific Black Duck Grey Butcherbird Painted Button‐quail Grey Currawong Pallid Cuckoo Grey Fantail Peaceful Dove Grey Goshawk Peregrine Falcon Grey Shrike‐thrush Pied Butcherbird Grey Teal Pied Cormorant Greylag Goose* Pied Currawong Hardhead Pilotbird Hoary‐headed Grebe Pink Robin Horsfield’s Bushlark Pink‐eared Duck Horsfield's Bronze‐Cuckoo Powerful Owl House Sparrow* Purple Swamphen Intermediate Egret Purple‐crowned Lorikeet Jacky Winter Rainbow Bee‐eater Large‐billed Scrubwren Rainbow Lorikeet Latham's Snipe Red Wattlebird Laughing Kookaburra Red‐browed Finch Leaden Flycatcher Red‐browed Treecreeper Lewin's Honeyeater Red‐capped Robin Lewin's Rail Red‐chested Button‐quail Little Black Cormorant Red‐kneed Dotterel Little Corella Red‐rumped Parrot

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Regent Honeyeater Superb Fairy‐wren Restless Flycatcher Superb Lyrebird Rock Dove* Swamp Harrier Rose Robin Swift Parrot Royal Spoonbill Tawny Frogmouth Rufous Fantail Tawny‐crowned Honeyeater Rufous Songlark Tree Martin Rufous Whistler Varied Sittella Sacred Kingfisher Wedge‐tailed Eagle Satin Bowerbird Weebill Satin Flycatcher Welcome Swallow Scaly‐breasted Lorikeet Whistling Kite Scarlet Honeyeater White‐bellied Sea‐Eagle Scarlet Robin White‐browed Scrubwren Shining Bronze‐Cuckoo White‐eared Honeyeater Silver Gull White‐faced Heron Silvereye White‐fronted Chat Song Thrush* White‐naped Honeyeater Sooty Owl White‐necked Heron Southern Boobook White‐plumed Honeyeater Southern Emu‐wren White‐throated Needletail Speckled Warbler White‐throated Nightjar Spotless Crake White‐throated Treecreeper Spotted Dove* White‐winged Chough Spotted Harrier White‐winged Triller Spotted Pardalote Willie Wagtail Spotted Quail‐thrush Wonga Pigeon Square‐tailed Kite Yellow Thornbill Straw‐necked Ibis Yellow‐billed Spoonbill Striated Fieldwren Yellow‐faced Honeyeater Striated Pardalote Yellow‐rumped Thornbill Striated Thornbill Yellow‐tailed Black‐Cockatoo Stubble Quail Yellow‐tufted Honeyeater Sulphur‐crested Cockatoo

* indicates non-native species.

Italics indicates no longer occurring in this area

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