A new bird call for me

[David Nicholls <>]

Thanks, Anthony, that's *exactly* what it was.  And a new one for my 
(somewhat sporadic) listing of local birds.
DN

Anthony Overs wrote:
> David, might be a Brush Cuckoo. Try 
> http://birdsinbackyards.net/images/audio/cacomantis-variolosus.mp3
> Anthony
>
> On 21 May 2010 10:15, David Nicholls < 
> <>> wrote:
>     Somewhere (invisible) in a street tree outside my house in Deakin,
>     there was a new call which I didn't recognise this morning.  Not a
>     parrot of any sort or a Mynah (all of which are pretty inventive).
>
>     It came in bouts of three calls qwith several second pause in
>     between: "tee-err tee-er tee-err" as a descending whistle.  It went
>     on for several minutes at least.
>
>     Is that sufficient to identify it?
>
>     Thanks
>
>     DN
>
>     
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