Red-lored Whistler at Mount Hope, NSW
Identification history
| Pachycephala rufogularis | 20 Aug 2021 | Liam.m | ||
| Pachycephala inornata | 19 Aug 2021 | Harrisi |
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4 comments
Liam.m
wrote:
20 Aug 2021
I would say red-lored, but I have limited experience with the species so I’m not really sure.
natureguy
wrote:
20 Aug 2021
I also favour Red-lored, given that there is red present between the bill and eye. Gilbert's Whistler does not have red in this area in any plumages, with the red being limited to below the eye and bill.
Harrisi
wrote:
20 Aug 2021
Ok gentlemen, i'll take that as a consensus and if any more serious, hard core, experienced bird nerds wanna throw their two bobs worth in; then we stand corrected :) Incidentally, that's why on most years I go back to round hill/nombinnee area around Sept which is when the RLW are more likely to be active/seen....even Gilbert's are an absolute thrill for me, their calls (similar to RLW) are far reaching and enigmatic, one of the highlights in my birding 'career' :)
Location information
- Maps Nombinnie Nature Reserve
- Places Mount Hope, NSW
Sighting information
- 1 - 3 Abundance
- 19 Sep 2009 08:34 AM Recorded on
- Harrisi Recorded by
Species information
- Pachycephala rufogularis Scientific name
- Red-lored Whistler Common name
- Sensitive
- Very rare / threatened
- Non-Invasive
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