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ID assistance

from [Robin Hide] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: ID assistance
From: Robin Hide <>
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2011 11:31:41 +1100
This morning on the Mulligans Flat Border Track, we came across these three young (?) birds perched close together about 5 m up on a small dead eucalypt branch - the branch was constantly moving in the firm breeze so focus difficult. Any suggestions welcome!

bt

At first glance (pose shape size) I thought woodswallows- but the underside of the top one seemed too white/pale, and the beaks too fine (not shown well in this shot).
Triller?
Thanks
Robin Hide

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