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The Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia, Sept. 2006
Photo by birdboybowley

[edit] Overview

New South Wales is bordered in the south by Victoria, in the north by Queensland, in the west by South Australia, and in the east by the Pacific Ocean. It is 802,000 square km in size and is the most populous state in Australia. There are over 780 national parks and reserves which cover outback deserts, rugged bush, rainforests, waterfalls and marine wonderlands.

[edit] Birds

[edit] Notable Species

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Grand Canyon, Blue Mountains NP, New South Wales, Australia, Sept. 2006
Photo by birdboybowley

[edit] Rarities

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[edit] Check-list

Downloadable NSW bird list^[1]

Birds you can see here include:

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[edit] Other Wildlife

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[edit] Site Information

[edit] History and Use

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[edit] Areas of Interest

• Blue Mountains National Park - part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. Visited by more than three million people every year, this park has more than 140 km of walking tracks of all grades, a diverse range of wildlife, vegetation, mountains and rivers.
• Lord Howe Island
• Budderoo National Park

[edit] Access and Facilities

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[edit] Contact Details

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[edit] External Links

• Visit New South Wales
• NSW Parks and Reserves
• Birding NSW
• Birdwatching in the Blue Mountains

1. Bird list for NSW, including Lord Howe Island