Bird Watching
Woodlands in South Eastern Australia are renowned for their rich and varying birdlife. Unfortunately 1 in 5 woodlands birds are threatened or decline. Although only 13% of native vegetation cover remains. The South East of South Australia provides significant habitat for a diverse range of woodland birds, including several threatened species.
Padthaway Caravan Park is a sancutary for local birdlife. For more information on the local birds, please download the Woodlands Birds - South East PDF brochure.
Here is a list of all the birds that have been sighted in the Padthaway Conservation Park (updated 2020).
*All Photos by Luke Leddy
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Australasian pipit
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Australian hobby
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Australian magpie
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Australian owlet-nightjar
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Australian raven
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Australian ringneck (Mallee race)
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Australian shelduck
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Australian white Ibis (Flying over)
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Australian wood duck
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Black kite
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Black-eared cuckoo (Rare)
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Black-faced cuckooshrike
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Black-shouldered kite
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Blue-winged parrot
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Brown falcon
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Brown goshawk
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Brown quail
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Brown thornbill
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Brown treecreeper
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Brown-headed honeyeater
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Buff-rumped thornbill
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Collared sparrowhawk
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Common blackbird
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Common bronzewing
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Crested pigeon
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Crimson rosella
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Dusky woodswallow
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Eastern barn owl
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Eastern rosella
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Eastern spinebill
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Emu
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Fan-tailed cuckoo
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Galah
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Australian golden whistler
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Grey butcherbird
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Grey currawong
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Grey fantail
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Grey shrikethrush
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Horsfield's bronze-cuckoo
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House sparrow
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Hooded robin
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Jacky winter
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Laughing kookaburra
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Little corella
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Little eagle
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Little raven
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Little wattlebird
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Long-billed corella
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Magpie-lark
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Masked Woodswallow
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Mistletoebird
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Musk lorikeet
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Nankeen kestrel
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New Holland honeyeater
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Noisy miner
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Peaceful dove
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Peregrine falcon
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Rainbow lorikeet
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Red wattlebird
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Red-rumped parrot
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Red-tailed black-cockatoo (Endangered)
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Restless flycatcher
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Rock dove
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Rufous songlark
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Rufous whistler
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Sacred kingfisher
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Scarlet robin
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Shining-Bronze cuckoo
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Shy heathwren
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Silvereye
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Southern boobook
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Spotted pardalote
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Straw-necked ibis (Flying over)
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Striated pardalote
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Sulphur-crested cockatoo
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Superb fairy-wren
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Tawny frogmouth
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Tawny-crowned honeyeater
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Tree martin
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Varied sittella
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Variegated fairy-wren
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Wedge-tailed eagle
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Weebill
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Welcome swallow
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Whistling kite
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White-browed Scrubwren
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White-browed woodswallow
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White-eared honeyeater
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White-fronted chat
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White-fronted honeyeater (Rare)
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White-naped honeyeater
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White-plumed honeyeater
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White-throated gerygone (Rare)
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White-throated needletail (Flying over)
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White-throated treecreeper
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White-winged triller
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Willie wagtail
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Yellow-faced honeyeater
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Yellow-plumed honeyeater (Rare)
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Yellow-tailed black-cockatoo
Woodlands Birds
South East
South Australia