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Photo by birdboybowley
Rainforest in Lamington National Park, Queensland, Australia, September 2006

Overview

Queensland is bordered in the south by New South Wales and in the west by Northern Territory, while South Australia cuts a small corner into the state. Queensland includes the Great Barrier Reef and has some species in common with New Guinea due to the short geographic distance from Cape York. It is the second-largest state in Australia and has the greatest biodiversity, with over 630 species of bird recorded, 22 of them being endemic.

Birds

Notable Species

To do

Rarities

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Check-list

Photo by HelenB
The Proserpine River, near Airlie Beach, home to saltwater crocodiles and good birds, October 2009

Bird List for Queensland[1]

Other Wildlife

More than 250 native mammal species are found in Queensland, as well as a number of introduced species.

Nearly 600 species of reptiles occur in Queensland.

Around 140 species of frogs are found in the State.

Site Information

Photo by HelenB
Peaceful Dove, Airlie Beach, October 2009

Areas of Interest

External Links

  1. Bird List for Queensland



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