only one — the southern cassowary — is found in Australia. The bird's native habitats include the tropical rainforests of northeast Queensland, Papua New Guinea, which is across the water from ...

By Natasha Frost The Australia Letter is a weekly newsletter ... the habitat of the southern cassowary. The bird lives in northeastern Queensland, not northwestern Queensland.

The bird, called a cassowary, was spotted in Bingil Bay in northeastern Australia and was reported to the Queensland Department of Environment and Science. A visitor reported the sighting to ...

For the first time, scientists have used data from weather radar not to track storms, but to count birds as they travel across Australian skies. The study, led by University of Queensland PhD ...

A similar scene played out recently on a beach in Queensland, Australia, when a cassowary ... only to be shocked when a massive flightless bird rose from the water, shook itself off, and ...

It’s one of Australia’s 67 Ramsar-listed ... Picture: Tourism Tropical North Queensland. Hop around the Apple Isle for some rare birds. The remote southwest of Tasmania is the summer breeding ...

Australian ringnecks, and more. It’s just a taste of what can be found on this 8000ha goat and cattle station. Symmons has been surveying birds here for only six months yet he’s already ...

Australian birds that live on islands are among the ... "The greatest increases overall were in Queensland, South Australia and New South Wales, where drought and wildfire effects were pronounced.

Plovers are native to Australia. Picture: Queensland Parks and Wildlife Services ... “People are reminded that birds will begin nesting as spring approaches, and plovers and other ground ...

“The main cause of the bird deaths is malnutrition from them not eating enough food prior to their migration to Australia.” Biosecurity Queensland said it was communicating regularly with ...

While Rainbow Lorikeets dominate New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, and Western Australia, the majestic Magpie Goose claims the spotlight in the Northern Territory. So, why count birds?