Can you pls identify this Tuggeranong bird?

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Subject:	Can you pls identify this Tuggeranong bird?
From:	"Ross Kelly" <>
Date:	Wed, 7 Aug 2013 16:51:13 -0700

Hi - This bird is new to us and we have been living in this area for many years. It is well camouflaged. It hops like a Common Blackbird but is almost twice the size. It has a very scratchy call but has been heard producing other sounds.

A photo is attached, taken at 7X maximum zoom (optical + digital), so it's not a perfect image.

Thanks to all - Best regards, Ross Kelly, Monash.

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