Superb Fairy-Wren - Unisex Barnard Tank Mother's Day remain major threats — but

remain major threats — but organisations like the Save the Bilby Fund are working hard to protect populations and restore safe habitat

this iconic bird doesn’t just look good—it knows how to make an entrance

it’s surprisingly hard to spot thanks to its quiet

munching on grasses

The wonderful team at Project Manta do wonderful work to research this species

Superb Fairy-Wren - Unisex Barnard Tank Mother's Day remain major threats — butThe superb fairy wren may be tiny, but the breeding male is impossible to miss, flashing electric blue feathers and a confident upright tail as he darts through shrubs and gardens across eastern and southern Australia. These social little birds live in family groups and feed mostly on insects, constantly on the move as they forage close to the ground. Although still common, they thrive in areas with dense native vegetation, and organisations like