The Birds at The Dig Tree

This place was magical and crazy with birds, lots of birds. Cooper Creek had water but the heavy rains on our first night changed the landscape for the next few days. The birds found the puddles and became quite active at the puddle sites. We both loved the place and would need very little encouragement to stay again. It was an easy place to explore and wander.

Brown Treecreeper
Crested Pigeon
White-plumed Honeyeater
Willie wagtail
Magpie-lark
Red-rumped parrot
Whistling kite
Galah
Fairy Martin
Australian pelican
Little Corella
Black-fronted dotterel
Peaceful dove
Mallee Ringneck
Pink-eared duck
Pacific black duck
Masked lapwing
White-breasted woodswallow
Tree Martin
Black-faced woodswallow
Jacky Winter
Variegated Fairy-wren
Glossy ibis
Black-winged stilt
Budgerigar
Red-backed kingfisher
Black-faced cuckoo-shrike
White-faced heron
Australian wood duck
White-browed babbler
Australian Raven
Yellow-billed Spoonbill
Little Crow
Yellow-throated Miner
Hardhead
Diamond Dove
Zebra Finch
Grey Teal
White-necked heron
Black-tailed Native-henRead more