Fairly large pigeon with wild and feral populations throughout the world.

Familiar, large lorikeet. Very colorful, with a bright red breast, blue belly and head, as well as a red bill.

Large, black, crow-sized bird with large black bill and yellow eyes.

Small scrubwren with dark face featuring a clear white eyebrow and chin stripe.

A large, black-and-brown myna with white wing patches, yellow bill, and yellow legs.

Black-and-white songbird with fine bill and long legs; black above, white below, with narrow white eyebrow.

The default raven in Melbourne (we don’t have crows), they also form large flocks in high-elevation areas like the Australian Alps.

A common gray pigeon that is easily identified by the long pointed crest on the top of its head and bright iridescence on wings.

A medium-sized gray honeyeater with a pale gray crown, a yellow bill, a yellow eye patch, and a dark cheek patch; aggressive and territorial.

Male is very distinctively marked with a metallic green head, and rich chestnut flanks, but the female (pictured) is a plain gray duck with a rounded crown.

Nocturnal Australian bird, well-camouflaged with shaggy, bark-like plumage; bright yellow eye and very large ‘frog-like’ bill with whiskers above.

Ground feeding parrot. Male is bright green with blue head and red rump; female is quite different in being much duller-olive green and lacking red rump.