Bird list for NEWLAND HEAD CONSERVATION PARK -35.63784 °N 138.52615 °E 35°38’16” S 138°31’34” E 54 276000 6053400 birdssa.asn.au or new ……………. …………….. …………… …………….. … …......... ……… Observers: ………………………………………………………………….. Phone: (H) ……………………………… (M) ………………………………… ..………………………………………………………………………………. Email: …………..…………………………………………………… Date: ……..…………………………. Start Time: ……………………… End Time: ……………………… Codes (leave blank for Present) D = Dead H = Heard O = Overhead B = Breeding B1 = Mating B2 = Nest Building B3 = Nest with eggs B4 = Nest with chicks B5 = Dependent fledglings B6 = Bird on nest NON-PASSERINES S S A W Code No. NON-PASSERINES S S A W Code No. NON-PASSERINES S S A W Code No. Atlantic Yellow-nosed Albatross Brown Falcon Crested Pigeon Black-browed Albatross # Peregrine Falcon *Feral Pigeon Buller's Albatross # Tawny Frogmouth Hooded Plover y Grey-headed Albatross # Southern Fulmar # Red-capped Plover # Indian Yellow-nosed Albatross Galah Spur-winged Plover # # (Masked Lapwing) Light-mantled Albatross Australasian Gannet Northern Royal Albatross # Cape Barren Goose Hooded Plover Salvin's Albatross # Brown Goshawk Fairy Prion # Shy Albatross # Australasian Grebe Slender-billed Prion # Sooty Albatross # Hoary-headed Grebe Brown Quail Stubble Quail Southern Royal Albatross # Pacific Gull Stubble Quail S Wandering Albatross # Silver Gull Adelaide Rosella Australian Boobook Swamp Harrier (Crimson Rosella) Brush Bronzewing Pacific Reef Heron Sanderling Common Bronzewing White-faced Heron Common Sandpiper Painted Buttonquail White-necked Heron Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Flesh-footed Shearwater # Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Australian Hobby Flesh-footed Shearwater Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo Australian White Ibis Fluttering Shearwater # y Eurasian Coot Long-tailed Jaeger # Hutton's Shearwater # Little Corella Parasitic Jaeger # Short-tailed Shearwater # Black-faced Cormorant Pomarine Jaeger # Sooty Shearwater # Great Cormorant Nankeen Kestrel Australian Shelduck Little Black Cormorant Sacred Kingfisher Australasian Shoveler # Little Pied Cormorant Black-shouldered Kite Brown Skua Pied Cormorant Whistling Kite South Polar Skua # Australian Crake Laughing Kookaburra Collared Sparrowhawk Baillon's Crake Musk Lorikeet Yellow-billed Spoonbill Spotless Crake Purple-crowned Lorikeet Pied Stilt Fan-tailed Cuckoo Rainbow Lorikeet Red-necked Stint Horsfield's Bronze Cuckoo Dusky Moorhen Australasian Swamphen Pallid Cuckoo Black-tailed Nativehen Black Swan Shining Bronze Cuckoo Sooty Oystercatcher Pacific Swift Far Eastern Curlew Blue-winged Parrot Chestnut Teal Australasian Darter Elegant Parrot Grey Teal Black-fronted Dotterel Red-rumped Parrot Arctic Tern Red-kneed Dotterel Rock Parrot Caspian Tern *Spotted Dove Australian Pelican Greater Crested Tern # Peaceful Dove Little Penguin Gull-billed Tern # Blue-billed Duck Blue Petrel Whiskered Tern # # Maned Duck Cape Petrel White-fronted Tern # # Musk Duck Common Diving Petrel White-winged Tern Pacific Black Duck Great-winged Petrel # Wedge-tailed Eagle Kerguelen Petrel # White-bellied Sea Eagle Northern Giant Petrel # Cattle Egret Southern Giant Petrel # Great Egret White-headed Petrel # Emu Wilson's Storm Petrel # # Offshore or beach derelicts If Species in BOLD are seen a “Rare Bird Record Report” should be submitted. SEASONS – Spring: September, October, November; Summer: December, January, February; Autumn: March, April May; Winter: June, July, August IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ONLY BIRDS SEEN WITHIN THE RESERVE ARE RECORDED ON THIS LIST. IF YOU SEE BIRDS OUTSIDE THE RESERVE PLEASE MARK ACCORDINGLY OR PREFERABLY USE A SEPARATE LIST. Please return this sheet on completion to Birds SA Database Co-ordinator (Brian Blaylock) for inclusion in the database. Revised: 11 March 2021 136 + 76 Email to: [email protected] or post to: Birds SA Database, Birds SA c/- SA Museum, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, 5000 Bird list for NEWLAND HEAD CONSERVATION PARK -35.63784 °N 138.52615 °E 35°38’16” S 138°31’34” E 54 276000 6053400 or new birdssa.asn.au ……………. …………….. …………… …………….. … …......... ……… Observers: ………………………………………………………………….. Phone: (H) ……………………………… (M) ………………………………… ..………………………………………………………………………………. Email: …………..…………………………………………………… Date: ……..…………………………. Start Time: ……………………… End Time: ……………………… Codes (leave blank for Present) D = Dead H = Heard O = Overhead B = Breeding B1 = Mating B2 = Nest Building B3 = Nest with eggs B4 = Nest with chicks B5 = Dependent fledglings B6 = Bird on nest PASSERINES S S A W Code No. PASSERINES S S A W Code No. PASSERINES S S A W Code No. White-browed Babbler Grey Shrikethrush *Common Blackbird Eastern Shriketit Grey Butcherbird (Crested Shriketit) White-fronted Chat Silvereye Black-faced Cuckooshrike Black-capped Sittella Black-winged Currawong (Varied Sittella) (Grey Currawong) *Eurasian Skylark Superb Fairywren Brown Songlark *Eurasian Skyla Grey Fantail Rufous Songlark Red-browed Finch *House Sparrow Beautiful Firetail Eastern Spinebill Diamond Firetail *Common Starling Restless Flycatcher Welcome Swallow *European Goldfinch White-backed Swallow Little Grassbird Brown Thornbill *European Greenfinch Buff-rumped Thornbill Chestnut-rumped Heathwren Striated Thornbill Brown-headed Honeyeater Yellow Thornbill Crescent Honeyeater Yellow-rumped Thornbill New Holland Honeyeater White-throated Treecreeper Singing Honeyeater White-winged Triller Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater Willie Wagtail Tawny-crowned Honeyeater Australian Reed Warbler White-fronted Honeyeater Little Wattlebird White-naped Honeyeater Red Wattlebird White-plumed Honeyeater Weebill Yellow-faced Honeyeater Western Whistler Yellow-plumed Honeyeater Rufous Whistler Australian Magpie Jacky Winter Magpielark Black-faced Woodswallow Fairy Martin Dusky Woodswallow Tree Martin Masked Woodswallow Noisy Miner Mistletoebird Spotted Pardalote Striated Pardalote Australian Pipit Little Raven Flame Robin y Hooded Robin Red-capped Robin Rose Robin Scarlet Robin Southern Scrub Robin White-browed Scrubwren If Species in BOLD are seen a “Rare Bird Record Report” should be submitted. SEASONS – Spring: September, October, November; Summer: December, January, February; Autumn: March, April May; Winter: June, July, August IT IS IMPORTANT THAT ONLY BIRDS SEEN WITHIN THE RESERVE ARE RECORDED ON THIS LIST. IF YOU SEE BIRDS OUTSIDE THE RESERVE PLEASE MARK ACCORDINGLY OR PREFERABLY USE A SEPARATE LIST. Please return this sheet on completion to Birds SA Database Co-ordinator (Brian Blaylock) for inclusion in the database. Email to: [email protected] or post to: Birds SA Database, Birds SA c/- SA Museum, North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, 5000 Revised: 11 March 2021 136 + 76 NEWLAND HEAD CONSERVATION PARK Revised: 11 March 2021 136 + 76 .