Bird call ID help please

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Bird call ID help please

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Subject:	Bird call ID help please
From:	"Max Breckenridge" <>
Date:	Wed, 22 Aug 2012 18:01:16 +1000

I can hear... Noisy Miner, Crimson Rosella, Fan-tailed Cuckoo and Striated 
Pardalote.

I would hazard a guess at Olive-backed Oriole as I’ve heard them conduct just 
as impressive mimicry and the location matches nicely. Superb Lyrebird would be 
my second guess.

Cheers,

Max Breckenridge
Gladesville, NSW
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