
Illustrated Life List
This page documents the bird species I have observed, photographed, or audio recorded across Australia and overseas. Species are organised taxonomically following the eBird/Clements Checklist of Birds of the World v2024. Each entry includes the date and location of my first observation, alongside indicators for whether I have photographed and/or audio recorded the species, and the countries in which I have encountered it.
The list can be filtered by taxonomic family, by country, the year I first saw each species, whether or not I have photographed it and/or the quality of that photograph. Individual species can also be searched for.
The photos aren't all good! There are plenty of species that I've seen only once or only fleetingly, or have simply never had a good opportunity to shoot. Part of the fun of this for me is identifying where I can improve on my best shot for a species. There's a quality indicator against each photo.
My proper life list can be seen here.
Filters
Location abbreviations
- BG
- Botanic Garden
- BR
- Bushland Reserve
- CP
- Conservation Park
- CR
- Conservation Reserve
- NCA
- Nature Conservation Area
- NCR
- Nature Conservation Reserve
- NNR
- National Nature Reserve
- NP
- National Park
- RP
- Regional Park
- RSPBR
- Royal Society for the Protection of Birds Reserve
- SF
- State Forest
- SP
- State Park
- SSSI
- Site of Special Scientific Interest
- WR
- Wildlife Reserve
Ostriches
1 species

Cassowaries and Emu
1 species

Waterfowl
19 species


















Megapodes
3 species



Grouse, Quail, and Allies
2 species
Pigeons and Doves
18 species














Bustards
1 species

Cuckoos
10 species





Frogmouths
1 species

Owlet-nightjars
1 species

Swifts
2 species


Rails, Gallinules, and Allies
9 species





Cranes
1 species

Shorebirds
40 species



























Gulls, Terns, and Skimmers
11 species





Grebes
3 species



Penguins
1 species
Albatrosses
1 species

Storm-petrels
1 species

Storks
1 species

Frigatebirds, Boobies, and Gannets
1 species

Cormorants and Anhingas
6 species






Herons, Ibis, and Allies
16 species
















Pelicans
1 species

Vultures, Hawks, and Allies
16 species












Owls
4 species




Bee-eaters
1 species

Kingfishers
8 species







Rollers and Allies
1 species

Falcons and Caracaras
5 species




Cockatoos
9 species









Parrots, Parakeets, and Allies
25 species





















Old World Pittas
1 species

Lyrebirds
1 species
Scrub-birds and Bowerbirds
2 species


Australian Treecreepers
4 species


Fairywrens
9 species









Honeyeaters
44 species



































Bristlebirds
1 species
Pardalotes
2 species


Thornbills and Allies
21 species
















Pseudo-babblers
3 species



Quail-thrushes and Jewel-babblers
1 species
Cuckooshrikes
4 species



Sittellas
1 species

Whipbirds and Wedgebills
1 species
Australo-Papuan Bellbirds
1 species

Shrike-tits
1 species

Whistlers and Allies
9 species





Old World Orioles
3 species



Woodswallows
6 species


Bellmagpies and Allies
6 species





Fantails
5 species





Drongos
1 species

Monarch Flycatchers
8 species





White-winged Chough and Apostlebird
2 species


Jays, Magpies, Crows, and Ravens
6 species



Australasian Robins
11 species









Larks
2 species
Cisticolas and Allies
1 species

Reed Warblers and Allies
1 species

Grassbirds and Allies
3 species



Martins and Swallows
4 species



Bulbuls
1 species

White-eyes, Yuhinas and Allies
2 species


Starlings and Mynas
2 species


Thrushes
3 species


Flowerpeckers
1 species

Estrildids
11 species









Old World Sparrows
2 species

Wagtails and Pipits
1 species

Finches, Euphonias, and Allies
2 species
