What Victorian backyard bird is that?

This bird is a...

• galah

• yellow-tailed cockatoo

• parrot

• rainbow lorikeet

this bird is a

• grey biutcherbird

• magpie-lark

• currawong

• magpie

This bird is a ...

• blue rosella

• crimson rosella

• rainbow lorikeet

• eastern rosella

These birds are...

• superb fairy wrens

• small fairy wrens

• johnny wrens

• jenny wrens

This bird is a...

• miner bird

• indian mynah bird

• indian bird

• brown bird

This bird is a

• lorikeet

• cockatoo

• parrot

• galah

This bird is a ...

• tawny frogmouth

• grey frogmouth

• night owl

• wise owl

This bird is a ...

• superb wattlebird

• grey wattlebird

• red wattlebird

• noisy wattlebird

A good way to attract birds to our back yard is

• plant shrubs that provide a range of foods: nectar,

  seeds, fruit and habitat for insects.

• have no plants except lawn in the back yard.

• grow plants close to birdbaths so birds can perch

  and observe the area first.

• use lawn clippings and leaf litter on garden beds

  as mulch.

• A, C & D .

This bird is a...

• pigeon

• magpie

• kookaburra

• galah