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| Subject: | id please |
| From: | jude hopwood <> |
| Date: | Sat, 16 Jul 2011 17:33:14 +1000 |
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Dear COG members,
I have no picture nor a description of appearance as I have not been able to spot the bird. It has a most distinctive song and calls early morning and on dusk. I listened to the sound of the Bassian Thrush, and it sounds like that, only a lot more song. As our property is an old sheep paddock, it most definitely won't be a BT, but it's the closest I can find on Birds in Backyards sound files. I have heard it earlier in Autumn, but only briefly - a couple of days. It has now been calling for at least a week. Any ideas?
Many thanks,
Jude Hopwood.
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