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| Unidentified | 11 Jul 2020 | Allan |
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Sorry about the poor picture. Taken through the window as I wanted to get the picture before he left again! This guy's been hanging around for the last couple of weeks. We've been here 3 years and haven't seen him before. The Canberra sight said these were between 460 m and 1600 m, so I thought it worth reporting if it is a Grey Currawong.
4 comments
HarveyPerkins
wrote:
11 Jul 2020
Both the colouration and bill shape are certainly suggestive of Grey Currawong, but given the blurring of the image through the flyscreen, I'm not prepared to ID it definitively.
Allan
wrote:
11 Jul 2020
Thanks. Yes I'll try to get a better shot when I see him/her next :). Are they rare? As I said we haven't seen one around here before.
JackieMiles
wrote:
13 Jul 2020
I think I'd be confident of calling it a Grey Currawong, but I'll hold off in hopes of a better picture. They are more common up in the ranges, but there is the occasional coastal record, in fact one or two just recently on ALCW, and I heard one "clink-clinking" at Brogo a few days ago.
Allan
wrote:
13 Jul 2020
Thanks Jackie. In real life it certainly looks like the pics of them on wikipedia. I will try and get another picture. He/ she has been around a while now. Cheers
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- 1 Abundance
- 11 Jul 2020 01:18 PM Recorded on
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