Image Gallery

A solar-powered ‘Swift’ camera set up on Australian white ibis nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Australian white ibis nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Motion-sensing and time-lapse cameras set up on nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

A black swan taking off. Image credit: Heather McGinness

A straw-necked ibis with satellite tracker attached. Image credit: Heather McGinness

A straw-necked ibis with namesake ‘straw’ plumage on neck. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis in flight. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Australian white ibis in flight. Image credit: Heather McGinness

A purple swamphen hides from view. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis nests on a sand bank. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Young straw-necked ibis chicks. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Older straw-necked ibis chicks. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Straw-necked ibis flushed from nests. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Magpie goose (top left), Australian white ibis (top right & bottom left), straw-necked ibis juvenile (bottom centre) & adult straw-necked ibis (bottom right). Image credit: Freya Robinson

Magpie goose. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Straw-necked ibis. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Glossy ibis. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Straw-necked ibis. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Intermediate egrets. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Pink-eared ducks. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Satellite transmitter attached to harness. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis leg bands. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Swamp Harrier. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Camera over straw-necked ibis nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Fox on the fringe of Monkeygar colony. Image credit: Freya Robinson

Monkeygar Creek. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis at nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Brolga. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis in flight. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis at their nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw necked ibis adults and chicks. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis in flight. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Monkeygar Swamp. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis nests on a sand bank. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis taking off from nests. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Straw-necked ibis at sunrise. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Nankeen-night herons. Image credit: Heather McGinness

Australian white ibis siblings wait for their parents to return. Image credit: CSIRO

An Australasian darter (Anhinga novaehollandiae) gets too close to a nearby royal spoonbill nest. Image credit: CSIRO

A royal spoonbill presents some eucalypt leaves to its partner, possibly as fresh nest material. Image credit: CSIRO

A juvenile white-bellied sea eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster) feeds on Australian white ibis eggs. Image credit: CSIRO

A mixed colony of Australian white ibis and straw-necked ibis chicks. Image credit: CSIRO

Hungry royal spoonbill chicks get a very early morning feed from their parent. Image credit: CSIRO

A clutch of hungry Australian white ibis chicks beg for food. Image credit: CSIRO

A curious Australian white ibis checks out a fallen camera. Image credit: CSIRO

Smile for the camera! A pacific black duck (Anas superciliosa) checks out a fallen camera. Image credit: CSIRO

An Australian white ibis carries nesting material. Image credit: CSIRO

A purple swamp hen (Porphyrio porphyrio) takes an Australian white ibis chick. Image credit: CSIRO

Royal spoonbill chicks hang out at there nest while a pacific black duck takes a dip (Anas superciliosa). Image credit: CSIRO

Two royal spoonbills share a romantic sunlit evening at the nest they are building. Image credit: CSIRO

An Australian white ibis relieves its partner of parenting duties. Image credit: CSIRO

Royal spoonbill parents watch over their clutch. Image credit: CSIRO

A royal spoonbill is undisturbed by Australian white ibis chicks as it catches some sleep in one of their nests. Image credit: CSIRO

Straw-necked ibis take off from their nests. Image credit: CSIRO

A juvenile Australian white ibis (right) and adult (left). Image credit: CSIRO

A purple swamp hen (Porphyrio porphyria) guides its chicks through an Australian white ibis colony. Image credit: CSIRO

An Australian white ibis and royal spoonbill. Image credit: CSIRO

Australian white ibis congregate in a courting/nest crash party. Image credit: CSIRO

A little pied cormorant (Microcarbo melanoleucos) is caught with a fish by a fallen camera. Image credit: CSIRO

An Australian Raven (Corvus coronoides) takes an egg from an Australian white ibis nest (image 1). Image credit: CSIRO

An Australian Raven (Corvus coronoides) takes an egg from an Australian white ibis nest (image 2). Image credit: CSIRO

A swamp harrier (Circus approximans) chases a straw-necked ibis chick into the water (image 1). Image credit: CSIRO

A swamp harrier (Circus approximans) chases a straw-necked ibis chick into the water (image 2). Image credit: CSIRO

A swamp harrier (Circus approximans) chases a straw-necked ibis chick into the water (image 3). Image credit: CSIRO

A swamp harrier (Circus approximans) chases a straw-necked ibis chick into the water (image 4). Image credit: CSIRO

A swamp harrier (Circus approximans) chases a straw-necked ibis chick into the water (image 5). Image credit: CSIRO

A swamp harrier (Circus approximans) chases a straw-necked ibis chick into the water (image 6). Image credit: CSIRO

Images from Barmah-Millewa Forest, November 2016

Images from the Macquarie Marshes, October 2016

Images from our motion-sensing and time-lapse cameras at reed beds in the Barmah-Millewa Forest, Summer 2015-2016

Motion-sensing images of Australian Raven predation

Motion-sensing images of Swamp Harrier predation