Bird Species at Tamala
Observe and Conserve
The following is a list of Bird Species that have been spotted at Tamala.
Nankeen Kestrel
Crested Pigeon
Senegal Dove
Grey Butcherbird
Masked Woodswallow
Black Faced Woodswallow
Singing Honeyeater
Spiney Checked Honeyeater
Mudlark
Crimson Chat
Zebra Finch
Welcome Swallow
Little Crow
Australian Raven
Rufus Songlark
Spotted Harrier
White backed Swallow
Willie Wagtail
Brown Falcon
Galah
Crested Pigeon
Senegal Dove
Grey Butcherbird
Masked Woodswallow
Black Faced Woodswallow
Singing Honeyeater
Spiney Checked Honeyeater
Mudlark
Crimson Chat
Zebra Finch
Welcome Swallow
Little Crow
Australian Raven
Rufus Songlark
Spotted Harrier
White backed Swallow
Willie Wagtail
Brown Falcon
Galah
Chiming Wedgbill
Australian Magpie
Brown Honeyeater
Blue & White Wren
Yellow Throated Miner
Western Gerygoose
Emu
Mountain Duck
Black Faced Cuckooshrike
Fairy Martin
Wedge Tailed Eagle
Budgerigar
Richards Pipit
White Browed Babbler
Brown Flycatcher
Masked Plover
Bonded Plover
Diamond Dove
Little Grassbird
Common Bronzewing
Australian Magpie
Brown Honeyeater
Blue & White Wren
Yellow Throated Miner
Western Gerygoose
Emu
Mountain Duck
Black Faced Cuckooshrike
Fairy Martin
Wedge Tailed Eagle
Budgerigar
Richards Pipit
White Browed Babbler
Brown Flycatcher
Masked Plover
Bonded Plover
Diamond Dove
Little Grassbird
Common Bronzewing
Inland Thornbill
Veregated Wren
Silver Gull
Pacific Gull
Crested Fern
Black Shouldered Kite
Little Corella
Tree Martin
Pallid Cuckoo
Rock Parrot
Rufous Whistler
Little Eagle
Weebill
White faced Heron
Striated Heron
Fairy Fern
Chestnut tailed Thornbill
White winged Triller
Veregated Wren
Silver Gull
Pacific Gull
Crested Fern
Black Shouldered Kite
Little Corella
Tree Martin
Pallid Cuckoo
Rock Parrot
Rufous Whistler
Little Eagle
Weebill
White faced Heron
Striated Heron
Fairy Fern
Chestnut tailed Thornbill
White winged Triller
Birds Australia
Birds Australia has an amazing bird guide prepared for the shark bay area.
You can download the PDF of Birds of Shark Bay which is a 3 page document.
They also have published a guide for Birdwatching around Shark Bay.
Birds Australia is a non-profit organisation working for the enjoyment, study and conservation of Australia’s birds.
The Western Australian members of Birds Australia are state-wide and are offered a variety of activities and services including conservation and research projects, excursions, camp-outs, bird surveys and social activities.
They have a range of library books for sale and information about birds.
To view the full range of bird guides and bird lists, visit their web site.
Need to know more?
Contact them at:
Birds Australia Western Australia
167 Perry Lakes Drive Floreat
WA 6014 Weekdays 9.30 – 12.30pm
Prepared by Birds Australia Western Australia
Ph: 08 9383 7749
Fax: 08 387 8412
Email: bawa@birdsaustralia.com.au
Web: www.birdsaustralia.com.au/wa