28/09/2026
Early morning at Belle Bois and the morning chorus has been growing as more warmth has come. The Birdnet listening device on the house at the edge of part of our woodland has now recorded 70 species which have come close enough to activate it.
Can you beat our guest record of .45 species seen before breakfast. Birdnet says you can expect to see these: Australian King-Parrot Laughing Kookaburra Satin Bowerbird Australian Magpie Little Corella Scarlet Myzomela Australian Raven Little Friarbird Scarlet Robin Australian Reed Warbler Little Lorikeet Shining Bronze-Cuckoo Barn Owl Little Raven Silvereye Black-faced Cuckooshrike Little Wattlebird Speckled Warbler Black-fronted Dotterel Magpie-lark Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater Blue-faced Honeyeater Mallard Spotted Pardalote Brown Treecreeper Maned Duck Striated Pardalote Channel-billed Cuckoo Masked Lapwing Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Common Bronzewing Mistletoebird Weebill Crested Pigeon Musk Lorikeet Welcome Swallow Crimson Rosella New Holland Honeyeater White-eared Honeyeater Eastern Rosella Noisy Friarbird White-throated Gerygone Eastern Spinebill Noisy Miner White-throated Treecreeper Eastern Yellow Robin Olive-backed Oriole White-winged Chough Eurasian Coot Pacific Koel White-winged Triller Galah Pied Butcherbird Willie-wagtail Gray Butcherbird Pied Currawong Yellow Thornbill Gray Fantail Rainbow Lorikeet Yellow-faced Honeyeater Gray Shrikethrush Red Wattlebird Yellow-rumped Thornbill Gray-crowned Babbler Red-rumped Parrot Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo Great Egret Rufous Whistler Jacky-winter Sacred Kingfisher
