FW: A visitor to JWNR (or resident, perhaps) with attachment

[John Brannan <>]

Brown Thornbill.
The call is very distinctive with that descending "churrr" at the end.

John Brannan

Margaret Leggoe wrote:
> with attachment.
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> *From:* Margaret Leggoe 
> *Sent:* Sunday, 27 December 2009 11:35 AM
> *To:* 
> *Subject:* A visitor to JWNR (or resident, perhaps)
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> Can one of you good people please tell me who this is?  I think it may 
> be a whistler of some kind, but that rusty coloured rump has me 
> fooled.  Its big “wide-awake” eye was very noticeable.  Size, about 
> the same as a grey fantail.  Call... “Chip, chip, chip, 
> brrrrrrrrrrr!”  (if that conveys anything).
> Thank you.
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> Jerrabomberra wetlands this morning.
>
> Margaret Leggoe
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