The Eastern Koel is a migratory species that arrives in Australia from south-east Asia to breed in spring. Although rarely seen, the Koel is well known to many Australians for its loud, repetitive …

Usually arriving in September, the Eastern Koel is a large migratory cuckoo which flies to Australia from New Guinea, Indonesia and possibly the Philippines. It breeds in northern and eastern …

2017年10月23日 · Many northern Australians are familiar with the distinctive and haunting call of the male common koel, which echoes through rural and suburban neighbourhoods each …

Common koels prefer leafy, fruiting trees on the fringes of woodlands, rainforests, streams and are commonly found in suburban backyards. They are migratory birds that travel to Australia to …

The Pacific Koel (Eudynamys orientalis) is a large species of parasitic cuckoo which migrates to northern and eastern Australia to breed. It is also commonly referred to as the Eastern Koel.

Australian Koels are large cuckoos. Their plumage is dimorphic, i.e. males and females are different. Male Australian Koels are all glossy-black, with prominent red eyes. Female …

It has often been considered conspecific with the Asian and Black-billed Koels, but they are increasingly treated as a separate species. Alternatively, the population breeding in Australia …

Most Koels migrate from Australia to New Guinea and probably eastern Indonesia and even further north, but some remain in northern Australia. During breeding season, they are found in …

There are two subspecies of Eastern Koel known in Australia - one occurs down the east coast about as far south as Mallacoota and very occasionally elsewhere in Victoria and the other in …

Koels are quite shy and are often heard rather than seen. No other birds in Australia are similar to the Eastern Koel (formerly known as the Common Koel). In New Zealand, Fiji and the …