Bird Info.

For a list of birds in the Springbrook area, click this button to see the 'Useful Links' at the bottom of the 'Overview' page.

Unique Australian Bird Sounds

By Fred van Gessel.

This book is at Springbrook Cockatoos Cabin for guests to enjoy. Audio is provided on this page because the cabin does not have a CD player to use with the bundled CD.

If you would like to buy your own copy of this book, it is sold by Booktopia, as well as via other outlets.

The same author has simple board books with audio buttons (perfect as gifts for kids), including A First Book of Australian Backyard Bird Songs, A First Book of Australian Frog Calls, A First Book of Unique Australian Bird Songs, A First Book of Beautiful Bird Songs, and A First Book of Australian Backyard Wildlife Sounds.

Audio:

  1. orange footed srubfowl
  2. marbled frogmouth
  3. bush stone curlew
  4. red tailed black cockatoo
  5. yellow tailed black cockatoo
  6. gang-gang cuckatoo
  7. black eared cuckoo
  8. channel billed cuckoo
  9. barking owl
  10. laughing kookaburra
  11. blue winged kookaburra
  12. superb lyrebird
  13. green catbird
  14. golden bowerbird
  15. satin bowerbird
  16. tooth billed bowerbird
  17. superb fairy wren
  18. purple crowned fairy wren
  19. white winged fairy wren
  20. eastern bristlebird
  21. western bristlebird
  22. pilotbird
  23. fernwren
  24. chestnut rumped heathwren
  25. rufous fieldwren
  26. redthroat
  27. large billed gerygone
  28. fairy gerygone
  29. white throated gerygone
  30. red browed pardalote
  31. western spinebill
  32. bell miner
  33. spiny cheeked honeyeater
  34. yellow wattlebird
  35. crimson chat
  36. scarlet honeyeater
  37. tawny crowned honeyeater
  38. brown honeyeater
  39. black chinned honeyeater
  40. white throated honeyeater
  41. silver crowned friarbird
  42. noisy friarbird
  43. Australian logrunner
  44. chowchilla
  45. eastern whipbird
  46. chiming wedgebill
  47. olive whistler
  48. golden whistler
  49. rufous whistler
  50. little shrike thrush
  51. sandstone shrike thrush
  52. grey shrike thrush
  53. crested bellbird
  54. yellow oriole
  55. white breasted woodswallow
  56. black butcherbird
  57. grey butcherbird
  58. pied butcherbird
  59. Australian magpie
  60. pied currawong
  61. Australian raven
  62. restless flycatcher
  63. black faced monarch
  64. white winged chough
  65. magnificent riflebird
  66. jacky winter
  67. lemon bellied flycatcher
  68. flame robin
  69. rufous songlark
  70. silvereye
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