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Lost Paradise Bird List 1

  1. Southern Cassowary – Common resident, likely at any time within the grounds.
  2. Little Pied Cormorant – Occasional overhead.
  3. Little Black Cormorant – Occasional along creek.
  4. Little Egret – Occasional overhead.
  5. Intermediate Egret – Occasional overhead.
  6. White-faced Heron – Occasional at pond edges.
  7. Nankeen Night Heron – Rare along the creek.
  8. Pacific Black Duck – Occasional in ponds or the creek.
  9. Wood Duck – Occasional overhead.
  10. Wandering whistle Duck – Occasional overhead.
  11. Plumed Whistling Duck – As for previous species.
  12. Brown Goshawk – Scarce resident.
  13. Grey Goshawk – Resident.
  14. Pacific Baza – Breeding resident. The most common Hawk.
  15. Brahminy Kite – Occasional overhead.
  16. Black Kite – Occasional overhead, mostly winter.
  17. Whistling Kite – as for previous species but all seasons.
  18. White-bellied Sea Eagle – Occasional overhead.
  19. Osprey – Rare overhead.
  20. Brown Falcon – Occasional around forest edges.
  21. Australian Hobby – Scarce visitor.
  22. Peregrine Falcon – as for previous species.
  23. Orange-footed Scrubfowl – Common resident, often heard at night.
  24. Bush Hen – Resident but rarely seen. Donkey braying call may be heard at dusk.
  25. Buff-banded Rail – Uncommon resident.
  26. Red-necked Crake – Moderately common resident more active at dawn and dusk.
  27. Bush Stone-curlew – Common resident, mournful cries often heard at night.
  28. Masked Lapwing – Mostly overhead.
  29. Emerald Dove – Common resident.
  30. White-headed Pigeon – Autumn/winter visitor in small numbers.
  31. Pied Imperial Pigeon – Migrant arriving September, departing April. Common.
  32. Bar-shouldered Dove – Common resident – open areas.
  33. Topknot Pigeon – Uncommon autumn/winter visitor. Small parties.
  34. Brown Cuckoo-dove – Common breeding resident.
  35. Wompoo Fruit-dove – Common breeding resident.
  36. Rose-crowned Fruit-dove – Uncommon resident.
  37. Superb Fruit-dove –Rare visitor, likely at any time of year.
  38. Sulphur-crested Cockatoo – Common resident.
  39. Australian King Parrot – Rare winter visitor.
  40. Double-eyed Fig-parrot – Common resident.
  41. Rainbow Lorikeet – Common visitor, searches for blossom.
  42. Scaly-breasted Lorikeet – Uncommon, similar habits to previous species.
  43. Fan-tailed Cuckoo – Common resident. Trilling call.
  44. Brush Cuckoo – Common resident.
  45. Little Bronze-cuckoo – Rare visitor, forest edge.
  46. Chestnut-breasted Cuckoo – rare spring/summer migrant.
  47. Shining Bronze-cuckoo – as for previous species.
  48. Gould’s Bronze-cuckoo – Occasional, all seasons.
  49. Oriental Cuckoo – Rare summer migrant.
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