Birder Coastal Stay

Birder Coastal Stay Accomodation for birders, twitchers, bird watching on the mid-north coast, halfway between Sydney and Brisbane.

I have identified over 150 birds, the majority of which have been in less than a 1 kilometre radius. Birds of Corindi

Regent Bower Bird
Satin Bowerbird
Green Catbird
Figbird
Paradise Riflebird
Spangled Drongo
Double Barred Finch
Chestnut Breasted Manikin
Diamond Firetail
Australian Raven
Torresian Raven
Pied Butcherbird
Grey Butcherbird
Masked Woodswallow
Dusky Woodswallow
White Breasted Woodswa

llow
Barred Cuckoo Shrike
Striated Pardalote
Spotted Pardalote
Grey Breasted White Eye
White fronted Chat
Brown Honey Eater
White Cheeked Honey Eater
White Fronted Honey Eater
New Holland Honey Eater
Brown Headed Honey Eater
White Naped Honey Eater
Dusky Honey Eater
Scarlet Honey Eater
Red Headed Honey Eater
Fuscous Honey Eater
White Eared Honey Eater
White Throated or White Naped Honeyeater
Yellow Fronted Honey Eater
Yellow Faced Honey Eater
Blue Faced Honey Eater
Red Wattlebird
Little Friarbird
Noisy Friarbird
Brush (Little) Wattlebird
Bell Miner
White Throated Tree Creeper
Striated Thornbill
Yellow Rumped Thornbill
Buf Rumped Thornbill
Fairy Warbler
Weebill
White Browed Scrub Wren
Yellow Throated Scrub Wren
Red Backed Wren
Variegated Fairy Wren
Southern Emu Wren
Superb Blue Wren
Golden Headed Cisticola
Clamorous Reed Warbler
Common Sky Lark
Brown Songlark
Rufous Songlark
Leaden Flycatcher
Satin Flycatcher
Rufous Fantail
Golden Whistler
W***y Wagtail
Pale yellow Robin
Western Whipbird
Grey Crowned Babler
Grey Strike Thrush
Rufous Scrub Bird
Noisy Pitta
Azure Kingfisher
Forest Kingfisher
Sacred Kingfisher
Laughing Kookaburra
Dollarbird
Welcome Swallow
Fairy Martin
White Throated Night Jar
Owlet Night Jar
Tawny Frogmouth
Fan Tailed Cuckoo
Pallid Cuckoo
Koel
Oriental Cuckoo
Red Rumped Parrot
Crimson Rosella
Eastern Rosella
King Parrot
Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo
Glossy Black Cockatoo
Galah
Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
Little Lorikeet
Red Collared Lorikeet
Swift Parrot
Scaly Breasted Lorikeet
Wonga Pigeon
Green Winged Pigeon
Topknot Pigeon
Bar Shouldered Dove
Beach Stone Curlew
Brolga
Bush Stone Curlew
Royal Spoonbill
Yellow Billed Spoonbill
Straw Necked Ibis
Sanderling
Red Capped Dotterel
Sooty and Pied Oystercatcher
Spotted Crake
Lewins Rail
Buff Banded Rail
Swamphen
Dusky Moorehen
Lotusbird
Brown Quail
Red Chested Button Quail
Little Button Quail
King Quail
Chestnut Backed Button Quail
Painted Button Quail
Little Tern
Australian Black Shouldered Kite
Nankeen Kestrel
Brahminy Kite
Brown Goshawk or juvenile Collared Sparrowhawk
White Breasted Sea Eagle
Pheasant Coucal
Eastern Reef Heron
White Necked Heron
Large Egret
White Faced Heron
Chestnut Teal
Grey Teal
Pink Eared Duck
Black Duck
Southern Shoveller
Australian Wood Duck
Black Swan
Hoary Headed Grebe
Great Crested Grebe
Little Grebe
Noisy Miner
Masked Owl
Barn Owl
Little Penguin
Rainbow Bee Eater
Glossy Black Cockatoo
Latham’s Snipe
Flame Robin
Satin Flycatcher
Richards Pipit

Our beach
09/01/2025

Our beach

Happy days!
09/01/2025

Happy days!

09/01/2025
One of the Bush Turkey babies from the mound in my garden! Resting after a massive rain cell that went through.
08/01/2025

One of the Bush Turkey babies from the mound in my garden! Resting after a massive rain cell that went through.

12/12/2024

Resident Bush Turkey in my garden. One baby has emerged to date that I’ve seen. Edit: 5 babies!

Kingfisher and Spotted Pardalote nest and burrows.
12/12/2024

Kingfisher and Spotted Pardalote nest and burrows.

Our seasonal flock of yellow tail black cockatoos are gradually moving on after a coupe, of months foraging on the coast...
23/12/2021

Our seasonal flock of yellow tail black cockatoos are gradually moving on after a coupe, of months foraging on the coast with their newly fledged chicks. The flock is hanging in at about fifty but coastal development will be putting pressure on new recruits.

23/12/2021

Sadly the Buff Banded Rail that was a regular in
my garden has not appeared for months now. I fear the worst. The area has become more populated and loads of cats roam at night. When I moved here more than ten years ago bandicoots roamed the quiet streets at night. Not any more. They are all gone now.

Wah!!
21/10/2021

Wah!!

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Corindi, NSW
2456

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+61416357508

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Bird watching, a lifestyle

I would like to share a very special part of Australia with fellow bird and nature lovers. Halfway between Sydney and Brisbane and 40km north of Coffs Harbour is an area is blessed by some of the last remaining tracts of coastal heath and littoral rainforest. Superb isolated beaches, a world class intermittent coastal lake, lagoons, wetlands and a diverse range of forests. Perfect for a twitchathon! I offer simple, clean, self contained accomodation with the roar of the sea, and will take you on guided walks to get you started in the area. Please message me for more information.

I am am a casual, novice birder. I bird when I walk my dog each morning, when on my deck and working in the garden. Even with such a relaxed approach, the list of birds I have identified is substantial! They include;

Regent Bower Bird

Satin Bowerbird