Chris,
As old fashioned twitchers but not photographers, and having
criss-crossed Oz over fifty years, have never had trouble seeing Spinifex
birds. Just walk slowly, stand or sit very still when you hear them and they
will jump up to have a look. Usually in pairs. Taking a pic might be another
story, they don't stay up very long, but try walking away and using a telephoto
lens.
Some of the Grass wrens were our bête noir., but eventually got
them all.
Cheers
Michael
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> 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.
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> 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.
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> This one was on the Pilbara coast and the only other place that I have
> personally seen them is at Newhaven in the Tanami.
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