Journeys that connect us

Wetlands, migrants and seabirds

From Brolgas travelling between wetlands to summer visitors arriving from Asia, birds connect landscapes near and far. Coastal wetlands sustain long-distance migrants, while ocean winds carry seabirds beyond the shore. Their journeys link local places with a shared global future.

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5 species in this collection

A White-throated Needletail banks in flight, showing a white throat and white undertail markings.

Wetlands, migrants and seabirds

White-throated Needletail

Hirundapus caudacutus

A Pacific Swift flies across a grey sky, showing long wings and a forked tail.

Wetlands, migrants and seabirds

Pacific Swift

Apus pacificus

An Eastern Curlew flies with its long curved bill and broad barred wings clearly visible.

Wetlands, migrants and seabirds

Eastern Curlew

Numenius madagascariensis

A Shy Albatross glides above the ocean with long wings outstretched and island cliffs beyond.

Wetlands, migrants and seabirds

Shy Albatross

Thalassarche cauta

Birds of interestGrace above the wetlandsAntigone rubicunda

Wetlands, migrants and seabirds

Brolga

Antigone rubicunda

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