Brown Treecreeper in its natural habitat
Common rarity

Brown Treecreeper

Climacteris picumnus

Get app to track
StatusEndemic
RarityCommon
Height17 cm
Image of Brown Treecreeper
1 / 14

Did You Know?

2 Facts
1

"They are extremely loyal to their home territory, with some groups occupying the same area for over a decade."

Field Guide

Brown Treecreeper

4 sections

The Brown Treecreeper is the largest treecreeper in Australia and is a familiar resident of open woodlands and eucalyptus forests across eastern and southeastern Australia. This bird is well-adapted to climbing tree trunks and also spends significant time foraging on the ground and fallen logs, making it unique among treecreepers.

Distribution Map

Tap to enlarge

Track Your Sightings

Download Wingmate to log birds you spot and build your personal collection

Get the App