Birdwatching in Brisbane City, Queensland, offers a variety of locations to spot diverse bird species. Some popular birdwatching spots in and around Brisbane include Brisbane Forest Park, accessible by public transport, Boondall Wetlands, another accessible location by public transport, Enoggera Reservoir with multiple tracks and trails, Oxley Creek Common home to a variety of bird species, and Karawatha Forest on Brisbane's Southside known for scenic views and diverse birdlife, including rare species like the Black Glossy Cockatoo.
For birdwatchers seeking a guided experience, Brisbane Area Guided Birding by Bellbird Tours offers customized private tours starting and returning to accommodation in or near Brisbane. Sought-after bird species in the area include Red-backed, Superb, and Variegated Fairy-wren, Chestnut Teal, Royal Spoonbills, Regent and Satin Bowerbirds, Green Catbird, Eastern Whipbird, Paradise Riflebird, Logrunner, Noisy Pitta, and Albert's Lyrebird. With its diverse range of habitats, Brisbane provides an ideal location for birdwatching, offering opportunities to spot numerous bird species in various natural settings.