Birding in Australia

• Australasian Bird Image Database  - Exhibits bird images from the geographic area that includes Papua New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, Norfolk Island, the Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, and Vanuatu.
• Australia 2000  - Elaborates details about the trip report and also displays photos of animals encountered during the expedition.
• Australian Bird Study Association Inc.  - Provides information about Australian birds, researches, and the researchers. Also includes publications, details on events, and resources.
• Birding Australia  - Presents a reference, for bird watching activities in Australia, useful for locals and foreign visitors alike.
• Birding in Tasmania  - Offers information on birding resources, trip reports and articles plus a list of birds recorded in Tasmania and bird photographs.
• Birdphotos.com.au  - Displays photo images of wild birds photographed in their natural habitats. Also includes photo tips and a list of references.
• Birds Australia  - Offers information on planning a birding trip include details of habitats and birdlife, regional conservation groups and maps.
• Birds Australia Nest  - Provides information on several species, bird watching activities, and advice on how to take part in their advocacy. Also shows photos, reports, news, and details on events.
• Birds Australia Western Australia  - Details birds and their habitats, the organization’s activities, birding guides, and research projects conducted by the group.
• Birds of the Australian National University  - Contains list of birds seen at the university, information about the institution, and links to other aves related and birdwatching sites.
• Birds SA  - Features information on birding provided by the South Australia Ornithological Association. Includes details of birding sites, field trips and rare birds.
• Birdwatching Australia  - Resource for birding tours, bird clubs, freelance guides, bird-oriented accommodation, and reference information in the seven states of the country.
• Birdwatching Australia: Rainforest Birds  - Contains list of different bird species and links to birding locations, and guides. Also includes details on accommodations for birdwatching activities.
• Birdwatching in Sydney  - Presents information on birding conducted by the Cumberland Bird Observers’ Club. Also gives details on the club’s TV program.
• Canberra Birds  - Features the different species found in the region; includes details on the organization’s activities, publications, and membership opportunities.
• David Hollands Birds  - Publicizes information about the writer cum ornithologist. Also contains details about his books and shows photographs of his subjects.
• Frank O Connors Birding Western Australia  - Presents information on birding sites, bird lists, trips and images.
• Kangaroo Island Glossy Black Cockatoo  - Contains details about the conservation project in the area; presents contents about it's methodologies and conclusions, and publications.
• OutdoorsSA: Bird Watching in South Australia  - Presents information about birds and birding activities in the various featured places.
• Ozbirds  - Lists birds with descriptions according to their order or family, or by common name. Also contains an image gallery.
• Parks and Wildlife Services: Birds of Tasmania  - Presents listings of endemic, threatened species, migratory, and birds found at sea. Also classifies birds according to their family.
• Pentaxing.com  - Shows photo images and listings of birds photographed in the region.
• Southern Birding Services  - Birding tours offered including information on locations, species, sightings, check list, trip reports and the guides.
• Southern Ocean Seabird Study Association  - Find information on pelagic trips, reports, projects, news letters and contacts plus galleries.
• Tweed Bird Observers  - Presents information about birds and flight paths of the Tweed valley and surrounding regions. Also gives details of the group’s events, outings, membership, and projects.
• WorldTwitch: Southeast Australia Birding  - Narrates the bird watching trip and reports of Jon Hornbuckle. Includes a checklist of species found in Australia.