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Hello to all birders,
I have been trying to identify a bird that has been
around my place (Ingleburn NSW) for a few days. Unfortunately I have not been
able to see it, only hear it's song.
It has a soft song a bit higher in pitch than a
White-Throated Warbler but does not go down the scale like the warbler, It
starts off with a half second note, a very short pause then followed by soft
musical tinkering sound for about 2 seconds.
I have tried my very best to spot it without any
luck.
I know it's no much to go on, but just maybe
someone might be familiar with this bird call.
Anthony
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