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• Eopsaltria australis Eastern Yellow Robin

  23 Jan 2018 • -37.4,144.6 • Thomas N.

  

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  1. Cathy Powers  Wonderful sound recording.

     Reply • 26 Jan 2018
• Corvus mellori Little Raven

  03 Jul 2016 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas N.

  

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  1. Chris Lindorff  The individual contact calls are 'clipped' rather than drawn out, indicating Little Raven. The drawn out, fading, longer call is made by both Little and Australian Raven, with the Little Raven a lower pitch and not with a cackling, 'dying' end. The proximity to the coast and southern Vic distribution also make it very unlikely to be Australian Raven, not to say that one could never appear.

     Reply • 05 Jul 2016

  2. • Thomas N.  Thanks Chris.

       Reply • 05 Jul 2016

  3. David Francis  I agree - sounds like Little Raven.

     Reply • 05 Jul 2016

  5. Thomas N.  Thanks David.

     Reply • 05 Jul 2016
• Pachycephala pectoralis Golden Whistler

  08 Apr 2016 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas N.

  A male golden whistler accompanied by a female bird. Observed in the same area and same month last year.

  

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  1. Ellena Best  We have one at our house it's sooo cute!

     Reply • 12 Apr 2016

  2. • Thomas N.  It is very rarely seen in our area. I love its call. You can played the audio which I have added.

       Reply • 14 Apr 2016
• Acrocephalus australis Australian Reed-Warbler Clamorous Reed Warbler

  04 Oct 2015 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas N.

  Reed warbler started to make itself known, with the little raven calling in the background.

  

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• Drymodes brunneopygia Southern Scrub-robin

  20 Sep 2015 • -36.5,141.7 • Thomas N.

  

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