WATERFOWL Australian White Ibis C Carnaby's Black-Cockatoo M Musk Duck C Straw-necked Ibis M Galah M Freckled Duck R Yellow-billed Spoonbill M Long-billed Corella R Black Swan C Little Corella M Australian Shelduck M RAPTOR Rainbow Lorikeet C Australian Wood Duck M Black-shouldered Kite C Australian Ringneck C Pink-eared Duck M White-bellied Sea-Eagle R Red-capped Parrot M Australasian Shoveler C Whistling Kite M Elegant Parrot R Grey Teal C Brown Goshawk M Pacific Black Duck C Collared Sparrowhawk M CUCKOO Hardhead M Swamp Harrier C Horsfield's Bronze-Cuckoo R Blue-billed Duck M Little Eagle M Shining Bronze-Cuckoo U Nankeen Kestrel M Fan-tailed Cuckoo M GREBE Australian Hobby U Australasian Grebe C Peregrine Falcon R OWL Hoary-headed Grebe M Southern Boobook U Great Crested Grebe M CRAKE, RAIL, ALLIES Purple Swamphen C KINGFISHER PIGEON, DOVE Buff-banded Rail M Laughing Kookaburra M Rock Dove U (Feral Pigeon) Baillon's Crake U Sacred Kingfisher M Laughing Dove C Australian Spotted Crake U Spotted Dove C Spotless Crake M BEE-EATER, ROLLER Common Bronzewing R Dusky Moorhen C Rainbow Bee-eater M Crested Pigeon U Eurasian Coot C FAIRY-WREN, GRASSWREN FROGMOUTH SHOREBIRD Splendid Fairy-wren C Tawny Frogmouth U Black-winged Stilt C Banded Stilt U SCRUBWREN, ALLIES CORMORANT Red-necked Avocet U White-browed Scrubwren U Australasian Darter M Black-fronted Dotterel M Weebill U Little Pied Cormorant M Red-kneed Dotterel R Western Gerygone C Great Cormorant M Common Sandpiper U Yellow-rumped Thornbill C Little Black Cormorant M Common Greenshank R Inland Thornbill U Pied Cormorant R Marsh Sandpiper R Wood Sandpiper R PARDALOTE HERON, IBIS, ALLIES Red-necked Stint U Spotted Pardalote R Australian Pelican M Curlew Sandpiper U Striated Pardalote M White-necked Heron U Eastern Great Egret C NODDY, TERN, GULL HONEYEATER, CHAT White-faced Heron C Silver Gull C Western Spinebill U Little Egret U Singing Honeyeater C Nankeen Night-Heron U COCKATOO, PARROT Western Wattlebird U Glossy Ibis U Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo R Red Wattlebird C Brown Honeyeater C Bibra Lake is a very important wetland providing a Prepared by Birds Australia home for over 160 species of birds, as well as New Holland Honeyeater C Western Australia White-cheeked Honeyeater R mammals, amphibians and reptiles. It therefore has a high priority conservation status. BIRDWATCHING CUCKOO-SHRIKE, TRILLER Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike M At White-winged Triller U BIBRA LAKE WHISTLER, SHRIKE-THRUSH CODE Rufous Whistler M C Common Grey Shrike-thrush U MC Moderately Common U Uncommon R Rare Number 39b in a series of BUTCHERBIRD, CURRAWONG Bird Guides of Western Australia Grey Butcherbird C Australian Magpie C

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