Australian Birds Collection

Emu, Dromaius novaehollandiae, brown tall bird

Australian Birds and Animals presented by the Duke of Edinburgh to the Prince of Wales (engraving)
1611430 Australian Birds and Animals presented by the Duke of Edinburgh to the Prince of Wales (engraving) by Carter, Samuel John (1835-92); Private Collection; (add.info)

White lutino cockatiel - side view

Front view of two male and female Cockatiels, perching on a branch, showing the raised crests, light red cheek pattern
Front view of two male and female Cockatiels, perching on a branch, showing the raised crest s, light red cheek pattern, and white wing patch

Laughing Kookaburra, Dacelo novaeguineae, brown and white bird with a grey tail on a branch

king parrot, alisterus scapularis, male, eastern australia

Pearl cockatiel cock

Two cockatiels - front view

A grey bird with an orange belly eating nectar from a plant

Front / side view of a male Alexandras Parrot, and rear view of a female of the breed
Front/side view of a male Alexandras Parrot, and rear view of a female of the breed. Both have a slender build, long wings, long tail for distant flight, and tail feathers graduated in length

Side view of an eastern form Galah with head in profile, perching on a branch, showing the pink, folding crest, and pink plumage extending through the underside to the belly

Rear view of an Eastern Rosella in flight, showing the colourful plumage and the tail feathers graduated in length

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Australian Birds: A Colorful Symphony of Nature In the vast and diverse land down under, a remarkable array of avian wonders grace the skies. Among them is the majestic Emu, scientifically known as Dromaius novaehollandiae. This brown tall bird stands proud, symbolizing resilience and strength in Australia's rich wildlife. An engraving from history reveals a significant moment when Australian Birds and Animals were presented by the Duke of Edinburgh to the Prince of Wales. It serves as a testament to the captivating beauty that these creatures possess. Perched gracefully on a leafy gum tree branch, a Crimson Rosella parrot catches our attention with its vibrant plumage. Its scarlet feathers contrast against nature's green canvas, creating an enchanting sight for all who behold it. Not far away, we find another member of this colorful family—the Laughing Kookaburra. With its distinctive call echoing through the bushland, this brown and white bird with a grey tail brings joy to those fortunate enough to witness its playful antics. The King Parrot reigns supreme in eastern Australia with its striking appearance. The male Alisterus scapularis boasts vivid hues of red and green that adorn its regal frame—a true monarch among feathered royalty. A Pearl Cockatiel cock captures our gaze with its delicate features while two cockatiels present themselves front and center—showcasing their charming personalities from every angle imaginable. Meanwhile, a White Lutino Cockatiel displays elegance in side view—a vision of purity amidst nature's tapestry. A grey bird adorned with an orange belly delights us as it delicately sips nectar from a blooming plant—an exquisite example of how birds contribute to pollination in their ecosystem. Observing two male and female Cockatiels perching on a branch allows us to appreciate their raised crests, light red cheek patterns, and white wing patches—a true testament to the beauty of nature's intricate designs.