The Regent Honeyeater might be one of Australia’s most striking birds – but it’s also one of our most threatened. 💛🖤 It’s now so critically endangered that some young birds can’t even learn their song – there aren’t enough adults left to teach them. 💔 We’re working hard to bring them back from the brink – protecting nests, restoring habitat, and partnering with zoos to boost the population through captive-bred release programs. If you’re team #RegentHoneyeater for Bird of the year, you know w

🦜 The Aussie Bird Count has officially wrapped for another year! We are so amazed by how many of you got involved. It’s been incredible to see people everywhere pause, look up, and celebrate the birds we share our home with. But our work doesn’t stop here. Throughout the year, BirdLife Australia is working on conservation projects to protect habitats, restore populations, and ensure a future for our birds, and we really do rely on your support to make that possible. ✨ This Thursday is Matched G

The Orange-bellied Parrot's migration is epic — but can it fly to the top of Bird of the Year? 🧡 Last time, the Swift Parrot took out the crown… so can we make it two migratory parrots in a row? (There are only three in the world!) 🌏 Tiny, cute, Critically Endangered and full of adventure – the Orange-bellied Parrot has our hearts. Are you #TeamOBP? You know what to do: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/ng-interactive/2025/oct/06/australian-bird-of-the-year-2025-vote-now and show your su

📢 An important message from our Vice President, Hugh Possingham. Any day now the Australian Government will outline plans for our national nature laws. With 1 in 6 Australian birds at risk of extinction and the imminent threat of H5N1 bird flu, we desperately need stronger protection to save birds and protect nature in Australia. Strong nature laws must include: 🦜Mandatory plans to bring species back from the brink 🌳Clear, robust limits on habitat destruction 🔍An independent referee that is

Australian Pelican Video: Glen Spoon Falconer Australian Pelicans have the longest bill of any bird in the world, a massive gular pouch for scooping fish, & they are Australia's largest flying bird with a wingspan of up to 3 meters. They also exhibit remarkable nomadic behavior, breeding opportunistically & covering vast distances by soaring for extended periods to follow food sources. Like, share & comment this reel. #pelicans #birds #pelicanbay #wildlife #Wow #MajesticBirds #wildbirds #love #A

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