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Mystery Bird

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Subject: Mystery Bird
From: "Birds of Perth" <>
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 07:48:00 +0800
Hi Tim,

Possibly Australian Magpie-Lark, or as us west-aussies call them "Mudlark".
Is this your bird here .....

http://www.birdsofperth.com/terrestrials/blackandwhite/ML.html

These are very common around the Perth metro area and common in the
south-west. They are often seen foraging for insects in grass or on lawn,
and regularily use telephone wires and fences for perches. They are about
1/2 the size of a Magpie and 3 x the size of a Willie Wagtail. Let us know
if this ID is correct.

Happy Birding,


Claire Stevenson
www.birdsofperth.com


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