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Find out more about Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve and the people who care for the flora and fauna there. Visit:

https://www.tidbinbilla.act.gov.au/wildlife

https://www.tidbinbilla.act.gov.au/get-involved

https://sactcg.org.au/the-friends-of-tidbinbilla/

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6 species

Eurostopodus mystacalis (White-throated Nightjar)

Eurostopodus mystacalis
Eurostopodus mystacalis
Eurostopodus mystacalis
Eurostopodus mystacalis
Eurostopodus mystacalis
Eurostopodus mystacalis

Falcunculus frontatus (Eastern Shrike-tit)

Falcunculus frontatus
Falcunculus frontatus
Falcunculus frontatus
Falcunculus frontatus
Falcunculus frontatus
Falcunculus frontatus

Neophema pulchella (Turquoise Parrot)

Neophema pulchella
Neophema pulchella
Neophema pulchella
Neophema pulchella
Neophema pulchella
Neophema pulchella

Pachycephala olivacea (Olive Whistler)

Pachycephala olivacea
Pachycephala olivacea
Pachycephala olivacea
Pachycephala olivacea
Pachycephala olivacea
Pachycephala olivacea

Phaps elegans (Brush Bronzewing)

Phaps elegans
Phaps elegans
Phaps elegans
Phaps elegans
Phaps elegans
Phaps elegans

Turnix velox (Little Buttonquail)

Turnix velox
Turnix velox
Turnix velox
Turnix velox
Turnix velox
Turnix velox
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve

Species Richness Score (SRS)

5,003

Land area

5.4K ha

Survey Effort Score (SES)

3

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