Locally Common But Difficult To See

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Subject:	Locally Common But Difficult To See
From:	Chris Shaw <>
Date:	Thu, 4 Jun 2020 09:24:37 +0930

That is part of the notes in “The Australian Bird Guide”, and is my experience of them. But while they do hide a lot they also inquisitive to people as this one is.

I’ve updated my website Arare Litus so you may not be able to post answers until I can get it sorted. Comments are enabled but but are not apparent at the moment.

This one was on the Pilbara coast and the only other place that I have personally seen them is at Newhaven in the Tanami.

https://www.ararelitus.com/mystery-birds-1

Kind regards

Chris Shaw

+61 409 675912

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