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Birds at Narrabri Lake

Menu of lists Eulah Creek, near Narrabri, NSW Deriah Aboriginal Area, near Narrabri, NSW Jack's Creek State Forest, near Narrabri, NSW Narrabri Lake, Narrabri, NSW Yarrie Lake, near Wee Waa, NSW Burren Junction Bore Baths, Burren Junction, NSW Pilliga Wetlands Walk, Pilliga, NSW Maules Creek, near Narrabri, NSW Leard State Forest, near Maules Creek, NSW Goran Lake, near Gunnedah, NSW Gilgandra Flora Reserve, near Gilgandra, NSW Whittaker's Lagoon, near Moree, NSW Urunga board walk, Urunga Heads, NSW

At Narrabri Lake, in Narrabri West, NSW, the following bird speciess were spotted by us from 2003 until now. They are listed here in four categories, according to the timing of their sightings. In some cases the categorisation indicates a trend. Bird species that are listed as Vulnerable or Endangered are marked as such.

Bird species we have seen breeding at Narrabri Lake (with at least a photo of a nest or nest entrance) are marked with a clickable superscript "N", leading to the relevant breeding information.

Narrabri Lake is listed as a "birding hotspot" on ebird.org .

Any time of year	Spring & summer	Autumn & winter	Irregular or infrequent
Magpie Goose N Australian Wood Duck N Grey Teal Pacific Black Duck N Hardhead Australasian Grebe N Black Swan N Darter Little Black Cormorant N Little Pied Cormorant Australian White Ibis N Straw-necked Ibis N Great Egret N Intermediate Egret N Royal Spoonbill N Yellow-billed Spoonbill Black Kite Whistling Kite N Nankeen Kestrel N Buff-banded Rail Dusky Moorhen N Purple Swamphen N Eurasian Coot N Black-fronted Dotterel N Masked Lapwing Crested Pigeon Galah N Little Corella Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Red-rumped Parrot Tawny Frogmouth N Laughing Kookaburra N Superb Fairy-wren White-browed Scrubwren Noisy Friarbird Yellow-throated Miner N Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater Blue-faced Honeyeater N Brown Honeyeater Magpie-lark N Willie Wagtail N Pied Butcherbird Australian Magpie N White-breasted Woodswallow N Australian Raven Spotted Bowerbird Apostlebird Welcome Swallow Australian Reed-Warbler N Little Grassbird	Great Cormorant Pied Cormorant Little Egret Cattle Egret N Latham's Snipe Rainbow Bee-eater Fairy Martin N Golden-headed Cisticola	Black-winged Stilt	Brown Quail Chestnut Teal Australasian Shoveler Plumed Whistling-Duck Wandering Whistling-Duck Musk Duck Blue-billed Duck Pink-eared Duck Freckled Duck Green Pygmy-Goose Hoary-headed Grebe Great Crested Grebe Australian Pelican Glossy Ibis White-faced Heron White-necked Heron Nankeen Night Heron Collared Sparrowhawk Brown Goshawk Little Eagle V Wedge-tailed Eagle Square-tailed Kite Black-shouldered Kite Swamp Harrier Spotted Harrier Australian Hobby Black Falcon Black-tailed Native-hen Australian Painted Snipe Sharp-tailed Sandpiper Red-kneed Dotterel Red-necked Avocet Silver Gull Whiskered Tern Gull-billed Tern Caspian Tern Little Lorikeet Rainbow Lorikeet Musk Lorikeet Scaly-breasted Lorikeet Eastern Rosella Pale-headed Rosella Blue Bonnet Australian Ringneck Red-winged Parrot Cockatiel Budgerigar Channel-billed Cuckoo Horsfield's Bronze-Cuckoo Australian Koel Sacred Kingfisher Dollarbird Striated Pardalote Western Gerygone Red Wattlebird Little Friarbird Yellow-faced Honeyeater White-plumed Honeyeater Grey-crowned Babbler Restless Flycatcher White-browed Woodswallow Grey Butcherbird Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike White-winged Chough Zebra Finch Plum-headed Finch Chestnut-breasted Mannikin Mistletoebird Rufous Songlark Tawny Grassbird
50	8	1	68
Any time of year	Spring & summer	Autumn & winter	Irregular or infrequent

Overview of (part of) Narrabri Lake, with its bird refuge island

Overview of (part of) Narrabri Lake, looking the other way

Overview of (part of) Narrabri Lake, shallow end

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