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Australian Game Birds
 
When participating in hunting or conservation activities, it is important to be able to correctly identify Australian Game Birds.
 
More importantly for hunters, it is also imperative to know which species you are legally allowed to hunt.
 
Click on images for more information about each species.
 

Black Swan

 Black Swan

The Black Swan is fully protected in all states and territories and must not be shot.

Blue Billed Duck

 Blue Billed Duck

The Blue-billed Duck is fully protected in all states and territories and must not be shot.

Blue Wing (Australian) Shoveler

 Blue Wing (Australian Shoveller)

The Blue-winged Shoveler is available for recreational hunting in Victoria and South Australia.

Cape Barron Geese

 Cape Barron Geese

Cape Barren Geese are fully protected in all states and territories and must not be shot.

Chestnut Teal

 Chestnut Teal

The Chestnut Teal is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.

Freckled Duck

 Freckled Duck

The Freckled Duck is protected in all states and territories and must not be shot.

Grass Or Plumed Whistling Duck

 Grass or Plumped Whistling Duck

The Grass Whistle Duck is available for recreational hunting in the Northern Territory.

Green Pygmy-Goose

 Green Pygmy-Goose

The Green Pygmy-goose is fully protected in all states and territories and must not be shot.

Grey Teal

 Grey Teal

The Grey Teal is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.

Magpie Geese

 Magpie Geese

The Magpie Goose is available for recreational hunting in the Northern Territory.

Mallards

 Mallards

The Mallard is an introduced species and is not protected anywhere in Australia.

Mountain Shellduck

 Mountain Shellduck

The Mountain Duck is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia

Musk Duck

 Musk Duck

The Musk Duck is fully protected in all states and territories and must not be shot.

Pacific Black

 Pacific Black

The Black Duck is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.

Pink Eared Duck

 Pink Eared Duck

The Pink-eared Duck is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory.

Radjah Shellduck (Burdekin Duck)

 Radjah Shellduck (Burdekin Duck)

The Burdekin Duck is fully protected in all states and must not be shot.

Water Whistling Duck

 Water Whistling Duck

The Water Whistle Duck is available for recreational hunting the Northern Territory.

White Eye Duck (Hardhead)

 White Eye Duck (Hardhead)

The Hardhead is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory.

White Pygmy Goose

 White Pygmy Goose

The White-pygmy Goose is fully protected in all state and territories and must not be shot.

Wood Duck (Manned Goose)

 Wood Duck (Manned Goose)

The Wood Duck is available for recreational hunting in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.

 
Reproduced with permission of the Game Management Unit, Department of Sustainability and Environment.  Artwork provided courtesy of Frank Knight.
 

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