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Birds at Jack's Creek State Forest

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 the northern end of Jack's Creek State Forest, the place where we lived until October 2006, 20 km South of Narrabri, NSW, the following bird species were spotted by us. 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 on our property (with at least a photo of a nest or nest entrance) are marked with a clickable superscript "N", leading to the relevant breeding information.

Any time of year	Spring & summer	Autumn & winter	Irregular or infrequent
Brown Quail Pacific Black Duck Little Pied Cormorant Little Black Cormorant White-faced Heron White-necked Heron Whistling Kite Black-fronted Dotterel Masked Lapwing N Crested Pigeon Galah Sulphur-crested Cockatoo Red-rumped Parrot N Blue Bonnet Laughing Kookaburra Brown Treecreeper V N Superb Fairy-wren Spotted Pardalote Striated Pardalote N Yellow-rumped Thornbill Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater Blue-faced Honeyeater Noisy Miner Jacky Winter Grey-crowned Babbler V White-browed Babbler N Magpie-lark N Willie Wagtail N Pied Butcherbird Australian Magpie Apostlebird Australian Raven Double-barred Finch N Plum-headed Finch	Australasian Grebe Australian Wood Duck Azure Kingfisher Sacred Kingfisher N Rainbow Bee-eater N Dollarbird White-plumed Honeyeater N Striped Honeyeater Noisy Friarbird N Little Friarbird Rufous Whistler Grey Shrike-thrush Grey Fantail Restless Flycatcher White-winged Triller White-breasted Woodswallow White-browed Woodswallow Dusky Woodswallow Grey Butcherbird Welcome Swallow N Fairy Martin N Tree Martin N White-backed Swallow Rufous Songlark	Australian King-Parrot Red-winged Parrot Australian Ringneck Eastern Rosella Pale-headed Rosella Eastern Yellow Robin Pied Currawong	Emu Pied Cormorant Australian Pelican Straw-necked Ibis Great Egret White-bellied Sea-Eagle Black Kite Wedge-tailed Eagle Little Eagle V Nankeen Kestrel Australian Hobby Peregrine Falcon Collared Sparrowhawk Square-tailed Kite Swamp Harrier Black-tailed Native-hen Australian Bustard Common Bronzewing Peaceful Dove Bar-shouldered Dove Superb Fruit-Dove Glossy Black-Cockatoo Cockatiel Budgerigar Musk Lorikeet Little Lorikeet Turquoise Parrot Channel-billed Cuckoo Pallid Cuckoo Brush Cuckoo Black-eared Cuckoo Horsfield's Bronze-Cuckoo Tawny Frogmouth N White-throated Treecreeper Weebill Yellow Thornbill Buff-rumped Thornbill Chestnut-rumped Heathwren White-eared Honeyeater Singing Honeyeater Yellow-faced Honeyeater Brown Honeyeater Brown-headed Honeyeater Yellow-throated Miner Crimson Chat Hooded Robin Red-capped Robin Eastern Shrike-tit Olive-backed Oriole White-winged Chough Spotted Bowerbird Diamond Firetail V White-backed Swallow Mistletoebird Silvereye
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Any time of year	Spring summer	Autumn & winter	Irregular or infrequent

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