This morning (ca. 9am) a bird I've not heard here before (western Deakin)
called a dozen or so times, flew to a nearby location, called again twice, then
flew further off, calling again a few times.
The call can best be described as "(tok)eeeeee". The 'tok' is a soft precursor
and at a lower pitch to a rapidly modulated "eeee". The calls were slightly
less than 1 second apart. Not a Crimson Rosella, which, while they do make
similar noises, have pure notes and not the modulated "eeee".
Can anyone suggest what calls I might listen to, to confirm the identity of the
caller?
Thanks
DN
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