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Help with identification

To: David Jackson <>
Subject: Help with identification
From: Charles via Birding-Aus <>
Date: Sun, 8 Oct 2017 09:43:26 +0000
Either Horsfield’s or Shining Bronze Cuckoo I reckon. If I had to pick it would 
be Horsfield’s.

Will see what the experts say.

Cheers,
Charles Hunter
Bronte 

> On 8 Oct 2017, at 4:47 pm, David Jackson <> wrote:
> 
> While wandering around Bongil Bongil National Park a week or so ago, I was
> looking over a vegetation-covered dune to sea and caught a few very poor
> photos (long distance, only 250 mm lens, hand held)  of a bird scrambling
> around. Three of these are attached (lowish resolution for email). The bird
> was circa 15  cm in length, juvenile I guess but the most striking thing was
> its back. In the sun, the back had a number of greenish-goldish flecks which
> were most striking-indeed iridescent in the bright sun. Any suggestions on
> what this bird could be?
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> 
> Many thanks in advance
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> David at Blackheath 
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