Birding sites

Great Cormorant, Mallacoota, Victoria

Wherever possible, I like to link to other sites which have birds and birding as their primary focus. In doing this, I hope that I am helping my readers to discover new sites. A selection of these sites is listed in the Links section (click on the link above the heading of this post or click here).

It has been many years since I developed the Links Page here on my site. I am very aware that the page needs a thorough review and overhaul. Some of the sites no longer exist, or the links are broken. In some instances, the owner of the site may have changed direction completely.

I have recently become aware of a new listing of existing blogs or websites with a focus on Australian birds (plus a few other sites as well). Bad Birding is a site run and written by a Canadian couple, Jason and Emily, who are focussed on building up their world list of birds in the coming years. They aim to see and photograph 5000 different bird species – that is about half the world’s bird species. Their current list stands at 447 species, so you could say that they have an ambitious goal. They have already spent a lot of time birding in Australia, so they are well on their way.

Good on them, I say. Go for it.

If I was 50 years younger I would attempt to do something similar – until my money ran out, that is.

Links page: Bad Birding Links Page – listing lots of birding sites.

Good birding,

Trevor

Photo of an Australian Pelican resting on a jetty in Mallacoota, Victoria
Australian Pelican, Mallacoota, Victoria