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My
first impression is a female Mistletoebird, based on the beak is far too broad
for a Gerygone. Also it doesn't show face markings or eye colour of a Gerygone.
If the slight hint showing of red under the tail is real, then it certainly is a
female Mistletoebird. The odd upside down pose is I suspect rather more likely
for a Mistletoebird than for a Gerygone. Size of both is similar.
Philip
I took
this photo this afternoon at Campbell Park, Could somebody help with ID
please.My thoughts are a Western Gerygone, it was certainly the same size as a
White-throated Gerygone.
Roger Williams
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