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Australian Far North Qld birds (1 Viewer)

Greg McKay

I like the pretty colors
Hi All some more need help with
The first has a cuckoo feel to me but with the wing markings its go me buggered can't work it out
2nd and 3rd photo is of a gerygone and nest Chile Beach Cape York I think it maybe a Mangrove Gerygone
4th Tawny Breasted Honeyeater Cape York?
5th Silver crowned Friar bird Cape York? can't quite make out the bare skin around the eye
 

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Can't help with the cuckoo or the Gerygone spp., but, for what it's worth, I agree with you on the two honeyeaters.
 
The cuckoo looks like a juv Brush to me. First Gerygone looks like a Large-billed, but the second looks ok for Mangrove. Agree on Tawny-breasted Honeyeater but I would favour Helmeted/Hornbill (depending on your taxonomic bent) for the friarbird
 
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