This birdwatching how-to guide will help you identify birds based on location, size, shape, colour and behaviour. Check out free bird identification apps to try.

This birdwatching how-to guide will help use binoculars. Learn how to adjust for focus and identify birds at a distance.

This birdwatching how-to guide has advice for buying a pair of binoculars. This includes understanding binocular magnification, objective lens diameter and other things to look out for.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify four common Australian duck species - Australian Wood Duck, Chestnut Teal, Grey Teal and Pacific Black Duck.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify Australia’s corellas such as the Little Corella and Long-billed Corella. Focus on each bird’s body features and call.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify Australian coromorants such as the Pied Cormorant. Focus on each bird’s body features and habitat.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify Australia’s corvids (ravens and crows) by their call. This includes the Australian Raven, Little Raven, Forest Raven, Torresian Crow and Little Crow.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify Australian egrets - large white waterbirds. Learn about birds like the Cattle Egret, Little Egret and Plumed Egret.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify three Australian Gulls - Silver Gull, Pacific Gull and Kelp Gull. Learn how to identify these birds when they are young.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify six Australian kites. Focus on each bird’s body features and flying styles.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify six Australian little brown birds. This includes the thornbills (Brown, Inland, Striated, Tasmanian), the Western Gerygone and the White-browed Scrubwren.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify six little brown birds in Australia that have a tinge of yellow. This includes the thornbills (Buff-rumped, Yellow and Yellow-rumped), the gerygones (Fairy and White-throated, the Eastern Robin and the Weebill.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify Neophema parrots, Australia’s grass parrots. Look at the colours to quickly identify birds like the Orange-bellied Parrot, Elegant Parrot and Turquoise Parrot.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify Australia’s seven lorikeet species of bird - the Little Lorikeet, Musk Lorikeet, Purple-crowned Lorikeet, Rainbow Lorikeet, Red-collared Lorikeet, Scaly-breasted Lorikeet and Varied Lorikeet.

This birdwatching ID guide will help you identify seven common Australian tern species - the Caspian, Crested, Fairy, Gull-billed, Sooty, Whiskered and White-winged. Learn about their size, bird body features and flight styles.

This birdwatching how-to guide will help you do a Local Big Year in your local area. Improve your birdwatching skills without travelling too far from home. Get to know the birds in your neighbourhood.

This birdwatching how-to guide will help you create a lifer list. A ‘lifer list’ is a way to record the birds you see using a notebook and pen or a free app on your phone.

This how-to guide will help you create a bird-friendly garden and attract more wild birds. These simple steps will transform your outdoor space into a place that neighbourhood birds can call home.