5.45am every morning for the last few weeks I have been woken up by a bird that sounds like a squeaky trampoline bounce or a slow squeaky wheel. Squeaky in 5 or 6 squeak intervals and stops after first light. We're in Newcastle NSW in a busy street. Have tried to find the bird but have no clue. Would love help

I was happy to see these guys the other day, genuinely made my day 😊

Spotted this alert Tawny Frogmouth tucked away in the shaded undergrowth behind a fence line. With the sudden warm weather bringing out a huge burst of ground insects and lizards, he seemed very content watching for movements. He was completely unfazed by us as we admired from a respectful distance! (Upper North Shore, Sydney)

Near Footscray. Very poor pic..... I thought maybe Collard Sparrowhawk?

You'll spot their pinecone detritus scattered on the roads on the Mornington Peninsula, Vic.

The female wasn't overly keen to share the rodent.

Finally was able to get a photo of this little guy

Can someone identify a duet call that I hear in my suburban Adelaide garden. I can’t see the birds.

The pair call back and forth to each other with almost identical songs. It is a high pitched melodious whistle of one lower note followed by 3 piping higher notes. I’d write it like this: — • • •

- Laughing Kookaburra
- Superb Fairywren
- Red Wattlebird
- Juvenile White bellied sea eagle
- King Parrot
- Powerful Owl
- Eastern Barn Owl
- Nankeen Night Heron
- Azure Kingfisher
- Superb Lyrebird
- Golden Whistler
- White throated treecreeper
- Great Crested Tern
- Eastern Yellow robin
- Pair of Large billed Scrubwrens

Tawny Frogmouth on the nest SEQ

(Yes I gave her a wide berth. Zoomed in on that side on pic)

Pied Butcherbird - Cracticus nigrogularis - Scenic Rim, SEQ

Magpie giving me some side eye for interrupting its sunbathing session