FW: Butcherbird

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Subject:	FW: Butcherbird
From:	Dr David Rosalky <>
Date:	Sun, 27 Oct 2019 09:36:26 +0000

Heard this guy in Sydney this morning. Got a really great concert for a while when I did not have my phone. When (s)he resumed, it was only in snippets and I caught a couple of snippets in the attached file.

Even though I was directly under the tree where the singing was coming from, I could not see the bird and therefore was unable to ID it visually, but I believe the sound was different from a Grey BB, richer and more melodious. I feel that it was a Pied BB.

Is the attached sound file sufficient for someone to tell me which BB I was listening to?

David Rosalky

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Sent: Sunday, 27 October 2019 8:18 PM
To: David Rosalky <>
Subject: Butcherbird

Sent from my Huawei phone

Butcherbird @ Maroubra.mp3
Description: Butcherbird @ Maroubra.mp3

ATT00001.txt
Description: ATT00001.txt

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