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| Subject: | birding-aus Is it an olive wistler? |
| From: | "Petherfile (Joshua Petherbridge)" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 02 Sep 1999 12:20:07 +1000 |
Hello everyone,
I just found this list when I was looking for info on olive
wistlers
(pachycephala olivacea) and simerler spicies.
A new bird has turned up in my garden, mostly heard not seen. I acually
saw it for the first time yesterday. The closest thing I could find in any
of my (ageing) bird books is an olive wistler. It's listed as being a rare
species so I thought prehaps it's something else, there are allot of othere
simler Pachycephala spieces aren't there? My books list 2 others the
gloden and rufous wistlers, I'm pertty shure it's nither of them. Any
ideas on what else it might be?
I might have a photo of this little rascle, but hand holding a 300mm
lense
isn't really a good idea, so I might not... :-(
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