List uses the species sequence and nomenclature of Birdlife Australia s Working List of Australian Birds v2.1 Species are included on basis of

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1 Emu * Magpie Goose Plumed Whistling-Duck Wandering Whistling-Duck Blue-billed Duck * Pink-eared Duck * Black Swan Hardhead Australasian Shoveler Pacific Black Duck Grey Teal Chestnut Teal Freckled Duck Australian Wood Duck Cotton Pygmy-goose Australian Brush Turkey Brown Quail King Quail Australasian Grebe Hoary-headed Grebe Great Crested Grebe Rock Dove White-headed Pigeon Spotted Dove Brown Cuckoo-Dove Wonga Pigeon Common Bronzewing Brush Bronzewing * Crested Pigeon Peaceful Dove Bar-shouldered Dove Brown-capped Emerald Dove Wompoo Fruit-Dove Superb Fruit-Dove * Rose-crowned Fruit-Dove Topknot Pigeon Pheasant Coucal BIRDS OF NOOSA SHIRE Eastern Koel Channel-billed Cuckoo Horsfield s Bronze-Cuckoo Shining Bronze-Cuckoo Little Bronze-Cuckoo Fan-tailed Cuckoo Brush Cuckoo Pallid Cuckoo Oriental Cuckoo * Australian Bustard * Marbled Frogmouth * Tawny Frogmouth White-throated Nightjar Large-tailed Nightjar * Australian Owlet-nightjar White-throated Needletail Fork-tailed Swift Lewin s Rail Buff-banded Rail Australian Spotted Crake * Baillon s Crake Spotless Crake Pale-vented Bush-hen Purple Swamphen Dusky Moorhen Black-tailed Native-hen * Eurasian Coot Brolga * Bush Stone-curlew Beach Stone-curlew Australian Pied Oystercatcher Sooty Oystercatcher Red-necked Avocet Pied Stilt Grey Plover * Pacific Golden Plover Red-capped Plover 1

2 Double-banded Plover Lesser Sand Plover Greater Sand Plover Hooded Plover * Black-fronted Dotterel Banded Lapwing * Masked Lapwing Red-kneed Dotterel Comb-crested Jacana Whimbrel Eastern Curlew Bar-Tailed Godwit Ruddy Turnstone Great Knot Red Knot Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Curlew Sandpiper Red-necked Stint Sanderling Latham s Snipe Terek Sandpiper Common Sandpiper Grey-tailed Tattler Wandering Tattler Common Greenshank Marsh Sandpiper Red-backed Button-quail * Black-breasted Button-quail Painted Button-quail * Australian Pratincole * Brown Skua * Common Noddy * Black Noddy * Silver Gull Little Tern Australian Gull-billed Tern Caspian Tern Whiskered Tern White-winged Black Tern Roseate Tern* White-fronted Tern * Common Tern Arctic Tern * Lesser Crested Tern Crested Tern Wedge-tailed Shearwater Short-tailed Shearwater Fluttering Shearwater * Black-necked Stork Australian Pelican Australasian Bittern * Black Bittern Nankeen Night Heron Striated Heron Cattle Egret White-necked Heron Great Egret Intermediate Egret White-faced Heron Little Egret Eastern Reef Egret Australian White Ibis Straw-necked Ibis Yellow-billed Spoonbill Royal Spoonbill Glossy Ibis Lesser Frigatebird * Great Frigatebird * Australasian Gannet Brown Booby * Little Pied Cormorant Great Cormorant Little Black Cormorant Pied Cormorant Australasian Darter Osprey Black-shouldered Kite Square-tailed Kite Pacific Baza Wedge-tailed Eagle 2

3 Little Eagle Swamp Harrier Spotted Harrier Grey Goshawk Brown Goshawk Collared Sparrowhawk White-bellied Sea-Eagle Whistling Kite Brahminy Kite Black Kite Eastern Grass Owl Greater Sooty Owl * Masked Owl * Barn Owl * Powerful Owl Barking Owl Southern Boobook Rainbow Bee-eater Dollarbird Azure Kingfisher Forest Kingfisher Collared Kingfisher Sacred Kingfisher Laughing Kookaburra Blue-winged Kookaburra Nankeen Kestrel Australian Hobby Brown Falcon Peregrine Falcon Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo Glossy Black-Cockatoo Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo Galah Long-billed Corella Little Corella Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Australian King-Parrot Red-winged Parrot Crimson Rosella * Pale-headed Rosella Ground Parrot Little Lorikeet Rainbow Lorikeet Scaly-breasted Lorikeet Coxen s Fig-Parrot # Noisy Pitta Green Catbird Regent Bowerbird Satin Bowerbird White-throated Treecreeper Red-browed Treecreeper * Brown Treecreeper * Variegated Fairy-wren Superb Fairy-wren Red-backed Fairy-wren Dusky Honeyeater Scarlet Honeyeater Striped Honeyeater Noisy Friarbird Little Friarbird Brown Honeyeater New Holland Honeyeater White-cheeked Honeyeater Blue-faced Honeyeater Black-chinned Honeyeater* White-throated Honeyeater White-naped Honeyeater Eastern Spinebill Lewin s Honeyeater Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater* Little Wattlebird Red Wattlebird Mangrove Honeyeater Fuscous Honeyeater Yellow-faced Honeyeater Yellow-tufted Honeyeater * Bell Miner Noisy Miner Spotted Pardalote Striated Pardalote 3

4 Brown Gerygone Fairy Gerygone White-throated Gerygone Mangrove Gerygone Weebill Yellow-throated Scrubwren White-browed Scrubwren Large-billed Scrubwren Yellow-rumped Thornbill Yellow Thornbill Striated Thornbill Brown Thornbill Australian Logrunner Grey-crowned Babbler Varied Sitella Barred Cuckoo-Shrike Black-faced Cuckoo-Shrike White-bellied Cuckoo-Shrike Cicadabird White-winged Triller Varied Triller Rufous Whistler Golden Whistler Little Shrike-thrush Grey Shrike-thrush Crested Shrike-tit Eastern Whipbird Australasian Figbird Olive-backed Oriole Pied Currawong Australian Magpie Pied Butcherbird Grey Butcherbird Masked Woodswallow * White-browed Woodswallow * Dusky Woodswallow Black-faced Woodswallow * White-breasted Woodswallow Spangled Drongo Willie Wagtail Rufous Fantail Grey Fantail Torresian Crow Leaden Flycatcher Satin Flycatcher Shining Flycatcher Restless Flycatcher Magpie Lark Spectacled Monarch White-eared Monarch Black-faced Monarch Paradise Riflebird * Rose Robin Jacky Winter Eastern Yellow Robin Pale-yellow Robin Mistletoebird Olive-backed Sunbird * Chestnut-breasted Mannikin Red-browed Finch Double-barred Finch House Sparrow Australasian Pipit Horsfield s Bushlark * Golden-headed Cisticola Brown Songlark * Tawny Grassbird Little Grassbird Australian Reed-Warbler White-backed Swallow * Fairy Martin Tree Martin Welcome Swallow Silvereye Common Starling Common Myna Blue Rock-Thrush * Bassian Thrush * Russet-tailed Thrush 4

5 List uses the species sequence and nomenclature of Birdlife Australia s Working List of Australian Birds v2.1 Species are included on basis of recorded sightings since 1990 in the datasets of either Birdlife Australia s BirdData, Cornell Lab of Ornithology s ebird, or the Queensland Wader Studies Group *denotes sightings of 5 or less # denotes unverified sightings October 2017 Russ Lamb 5