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Northern Shriketit

To: Michael Hunter <>
Subject: Northern Shriketit
From: rob morris <>
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2019 09:11:37 +0000
I saw a pair birding along the river near to Drysdale River Station just north (c60km?) of the Gibb River Rd. 

I don’t think it’s officially spilt but it’s a unique taxa irrespective of decision about speciation. It was a highlight for me on our trip.

As you head N from the station Peter Waanders and I found a pair calling very quietly in the paper barks adjacent to the river. Just to the west of the river crossing. 

In fact when we heard them I thought they were 50-100m away but they were virtually above our heads! 

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On 20 Aug 2019, at 17:12, Michael Hunter <> wrote:


Does anyone have any tips on when where, and how,( ie calling in? ) we can see the Northern Shrike-tit?

Is it still a subspp or now a full species.

             Many Thanks

                      Michael


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