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Bird Species Sighted in Annandale (NSW Australia)

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Common Name (P-R)Sightings, Field Notes & Photographs
Pacific black duckfrequent visitor1
 Pacific Black Ducks swimming
Photographed by Susanne Martain in the Federal Park wetlands 12 April 2006 3.17pm
Pelican frequent visitor at the mouth of Johnston's creek1
Pied currawong occasional visitor1
Currowong - Photo Marghanita
Pied Currowong - Photo Marghanita

Pied Currawong sitting on Recycling Bin
Annandale 3 February 2009
Photograph Marghanita da Cruz

Buff-banded RailSeen in Federal Park Wetland
Rainbow lorikeetresident
Red-rumped ParrotFederal Park, 27/3/03 9.15 am. This species has become reasonably prevalent in Sydney of recent years. They're more a western species, but like the Crested Pigeons they seem to have taken to city life.1
Red wattlebirdoccasional visitor1
Red Wattlebird - Photograph Marghanita
Photographed by Marghanita da Cruz in Front Garden
Red-whiskered bulbul frequent visitor, introduced species1
Rock dove (feral pigeon) resident, introduced species1
Rufous Fantail Federal Park, 27/3/03 9.30 am. A lovely little bird, like a dancing flame. Seen in the trees near Johnston's Creek. At this time of year they are moving back north after migrating south to breed.1

1The terms "resident", "occasional" , "frequent visitor" refer to the original Survey Site and Period. This list builds on information gathered in a Survey for the Birds Australia National Atlas and Cumberland Atlas (which contributes to the National Atlas but records more information). The Survey was of the 2 hectare site which included the Federal Park Wetlands, and was bounded by Johnston Creek Canal, the Crescent, and [light rail] overpass on Rozelle Bay. The site was surveyed for 20 minutes each survey period, originally every season, but then every month over a few years before 2006.

This page www.ramin.com.au/annandale/birds-1-2.shtml last updated 3 February 2009.