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Bird Pictures and Conservation Information

Bird pictures and conservation information from Animalinfo Publications. We aim to share the unique beauty of all animals and raise awareness of conservation issues, including habitat loss.

Explore our information on bird species from around the world. Our descriptions and information on habitats, diets and reproduction are thoroughly researched. Bird species images are by awarded wildlife photographer Diana Andersen.

Wildlife photos in our galleries and profiles are available for purchase as stock images, digital downloads and prints. Follow the links at the top of each gallery to make a purchase.

Explore our categories, including Australian birds and African Birds. Our images are copyrighted and the work of awarded wildlife photographer Diana Andersen. Feel free to contact us for information regarding licensing and image usage.

Red-tailed Black Cockatoo

Red-tailed Black Cockatoo

The forest red-tailed black cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus banksii naso) are endemic to the southwest of Western Australia. Their status is currently listed as vulnerable as a result of habitat loss, fire, illegal shooting, and bees.
Cattle Egret

Cattle Egret

The Cattle egret is a small, stocky white egret that follows livestock and large herbivores, feeding on insects disturbed by the foraging habits of the animals that give it their name.
Little Corella

Little Corella

Raucous, rambunctious, playful and mischievous are all words that describe Australia's Little Corellas. They are a  common sight in many areas, including the urban areas of most Australian cities.
Galah

Galah

The unique Pink and Grey Galah (Eolophus roseicapilla) is one of Australia's most recognisable birds. Full of personality, Galahs are known for their comical and raucous behaviour.
Australasian Darter

Australasian Darter

Australasian Darters, also referred to as snakebirds, are slender, elegant waterbirds found in Australia's fresh or brackish water sources. They can be seen drying their wings along the banks of rivers, lakes and wetlands after diving for fish and other invertebrates.
Common Bronzewing Photo Gallery

Common Bronzewing Photo Gallery

Common Bronzewing photo gallery. A solidly built Australian pigeon with beautiful iridescent bronze feathering on their wings in the light.

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