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Our urban birdwatching guides to every Australian capital city

By Australian Geographic • 12 June 2020

Tawny frogmouth. Image credit: Jonny Buchanan

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Looking to do some urban birdwatching over the weekend? Check out our guides to birding in our capital cities.

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We are working on a birdwatchers’ guide to Darwin.

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