Chris,
Surely the short nasal groove is the diagnostic feature in these photos
and therefore a grey-tailed tattler.
Cheers
Alastair
Chris Ross wrote:
Following on from my post of a couple of days ago, thanks to those who
made suggestions. I returned the next day and got a few photos. The
first one:
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<m("ihug.com.au/images/GT-Tattler.jpg","//homepages.ihug.com.au/%7Echrisx2");">http:>
Seems quite clearly a grey tailed tattler, based on the long eyebrow
the second photo:
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<m("ihug.com.au/images/GT-Tattler2.jpg","//homepages.ihug.com.au/%7Echrisx2");">http:>
appears to have much less white behind the eye and a rather indistinct
supercilium, and bears some resemblance to the representation in
HANZAB of the wandering tattler, though doesn't look too much like the
photos posted on ABID. Appreciate your opinions on these birds.
regards,
Chris Ross
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