r/AustralianBirds is a subreddit with 94k members. The community frequently discusses bird, australian, black, id, and cockatoo, and the most common flair used is image, video, discussion, id request, and other.
There are around 900 species of birds in Australia. This is a place that aims to inspire, educate and share your passion.
A place for Australian bird identifications, pictures and news.
Popular Topics in r/AustralianBirds
#1
Bird
98 posts
#2
Australian
67 posts
#3
Black
14 posts
#4
Id
12 posts
#5
Cockatoo
11 posts
#6
Australia
10 posts
#7
Magpie
7 posts
#8
Kookaburra
6 posts
#9
South
6 posts
#10
Visitor
6 posts
Flair Used in r/AustralianBirds
#1
Image
: "Just a happy mumma taking her babies for a walk this morning. Happy Spring everyone."
180 posts
#2
Video
: "I caught these two having a moment in the backyard"
10 posts
#3
Discussion
: "King Parrot male with a great/interesting colouring"
3 posts
#4
ID Request
: "What could this be from? Found in Brisbane"
2 posts
#5
Other
: "New BS Curlew chicks today"
1 post
#6
News
: "Feelings of sadness and hopelessness around bird flu"
1 post
Member Growth in r/AustralianBirds
Yearly
+25k members(35.4%)
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Last updated: September 10, 2026