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Chestnut Quail-Thrush (m)
peterday

Chestnut Quail-Thrush (m) (Cinclosoma castanotum)

This is the photo of the male I referred to the other day. Not a brilliant picture, but in the circumstances I was quite happy!
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Habitat
Mallee woodland
Location
Gluepot Reserve, South Australia
Date taken
25/10/2015
Scientific name
Cinclosoma castanotum
Equipment used
Canon EOS 70D with Canon EF 300mm f2.8L IS II USM + 2.0 extender 111
Tiger1
Nice one Peter. I have found Quail Thrush difficult to capture, the slightest movement seems to send them scurrying off.

Alex
 
delia todd
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Opus Editor
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What a great find for you Peter ... and a super picture too.

Very well done lad.
 
Doc Duck
Supporter
I'd have been chuffed! It certainly shows how the bird got its name - looks like a cross between the two.
 

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