Great quiz except that Emu picture is an Ostrich.... also can you accept Fairy Penguin for Little Penguin. And I strongly Recommend you change Peewee to Magpie Lark; nobody calls them Peewees anymore.
You have used a few localised names that are no longer the "official" names for these birds. Perhaps consider putting them in as alternative answers, please?
Peewee - Magpie-Lark (also accept Mudlark as it's called that in some states)
Plover - Masked Lapwing (accept 'Lapwing' - used to be called Spur-winged Plover but that's a middle-eastern bird)
Rainbow Lorikeet - please accept 'Lorikeet' as there are two very similar lorikeet species in Australia, though you are correct - this is a Rainbow.
Peewee - Magpie-Lark (also accept Mudlark as it's called that in some states)
Plover - Masked Lapwing (accept 'Lapwing' - used to be called Spur-winged Plover but that's a middle-eastern bird)
Rainbow Lorikeet - please accept 'Lorikeet' as there are two very similar lorikeet species in Australia, though you are correct - this is a Rainbow.
Thanks for an Aussie birds photo quiz!
Everyone knows a plover - swooping on teachers and kids
People usually call peewees mudlarks
Great quiz,
These birds I see all the time
- Koobakurra: laughing kookaburra
- Magpie: Australian magpie
- Peewee: magpie-lark (this is the official name), peewit, mudlark, wee magpie, Murray magpie
- Pelican: Australian pelican
- Lyrebird: superb lyrebird, weringerong, woorail, bulln-bulln
- Butcherbird: grey butcherbird, gray butcherbird
- Cockatoo: cockie, cocky, sulphur-crested cockatoo, sulfur-crested cockatoo
- Fairy penguin: little penguin (this is the official name), blue penguin, little blue penguin, kororā
- Plover: lapwing, masked lapwing (this is the official name of the species). I suggest matching anything that contains either "lapwing" or "plover".