Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater

Quorn, SA
March 2015

Mallee Ringneck

The Mallee Ringneck is a close relative of the Port Lincoln Ringneck (see below).
Quorn, in South Australia, is situated on the boundary of the territories of these two types of Ringnecks.
Photo taken at Quorn, SA (March 2015).

Ringneck (Port Lincoln)

Stoneville, WA 2014

House Sparrow

 Male

Female
Kimba,SA
March, 2015

White-browed Babbler

Wilmington, SA
March, 2015

Singing Honeyeater

Kimba, SA
March, 2015

Chestnut Teal

 Female

Male
Kapunda, SA
March, 2015

Grey Teal

Kapunda, SA
March, 2015

Eurasian Coot

Kapunda, SA
March,2015

Tawny Dragon

Squamata/Agamidae/Ctenophorus Decresii
This is probably a female and is about 25 to 30 cm in overall length.  Lives in rock crevices and is found only in South Australia on the Yorke Peninsula and the Flinders Ranges.  Photographed in Alligator Gorge on Mount Remarkable.
March 2015

All four below taken at Wilpena Pound, north of Hawker, SA in April 2015.

Wilpena Pound near Hawker, SA
April, 2015

Adelaide Rosella

The Adelaide Rosella is the result of the interbreeding of the Crimson Rosella & the Yellow Rosella

Wilmington, SA

Brown Treecreeper

Male
Wilmington, SA

Female
Wilmington, SA

at Darlington Point on the Murrumbidgee River
April 2015

Musk Lorikeet

Coffin Bay, SA

Sacred Kingfisher

Coffin Bay, SA

Little Black Cormorant

Coffin Bay, SA

Rock Parrot

Coffin Bay, SA
March 2015

Blue-breasted Fairy-wren

Female
Coffin Bay, SA

Coffin Bay, SA

Pied Cormorant

Coffin Bay, SA

Yellow-rumped Thornbill

Coffin Bay, SA

Black Swan

Coffin Bay, SA

March 2015

Lakes Entrance

December 2015

Yellow-billed Spoonbill

Esperance, WA

Emu

Coffin Bay, SA