Cas and Lisa Liber wrote:
Thanks for the input on the mystery three-note early bird caller. Heard it
again this morning. People suggested Noisy Miner, Scarlet Honeyeater, and
Eastern Rosella. It doesn't sound anything like a rosella, and I think it
may be too loud for a Scarlet Honeyeater as it has a loud ringing quality
and sounds as if it is from a fair distance off. I guess my money is on the
miners of which there are many around where I live (fairly urbanised,
although one neighbour has 4 20m high gums in their yard.
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What about immature butcherbirds? I have heard some very strange calls
from these, and this morning had a newly fledgled and begging Pied
Butcherbird in my back garden. The Pieds in Gloucester NSW Mid North
Coast are also good mimickers.
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