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TwoRivers wrote:
Yesterday
This bird is a smoky deep brown to grey bird. The wings are dark blue grey, edged white, the tail is black with a broad white tip and the underwings are silvery-white. The bill is blue tipped black and the eye is dark brown.
Artamus cyanopterus
TwoRivers wrote:
Yesterday
This bird is a smoky deep brown to grey bird. The wings are dark blue grey, edged white, the tail is black with a broad white tip and the underwings are silvery-white. The bill is blue tipped black and the eye is dark brown.
Artamus cyanopterus
SandraH wrote:
16 May 2025
Juvenile
Cracticus torquatus
MatthewFrawley wrote:
24 Apr 2025
Looks like it might be an immature bird?
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MatthewFrawley wrote:
23 Apr 2025
The female Australian Logrunner has the rufous-orange throat, the male the white throat.
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