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Brisbane, Lamington NP, Australia (1 Viewer)

gus11

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Thanks in advance
brisbane
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4.
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Lamington NP
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6.
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7.
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8. took this bird in to carers because it was hit by a car
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1,2 - young Dusky moorhens
4 Noisy Miner
7 Large-billed Scrubwren
8 Nightjar - up near lamington possibly White-throated (?)
9 Thrush (Bassian? or Russet-tailed?)
10 White-browed Scrubwren

cheers
Mat
 
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Two things can help you to distinguish between the two ground thrushes:

altitude - Russet-tailed tend to occur at low altitudes and Bassian at high altitudes - with obviously a fair degree of overlap; and

the presence or absence of white in the outer tail feathers.

Regards, Laurie.
 
I think 5. is a Large billed scrubwren. Hard to say from the picture but thornbills dont tend to hold their tail up so much. Also the thornbills tend to be a bit more streaked on the face, lighter/yellowish vent and faint white tips to the tail feathers. And just guessing but the bill looks more Scrubwren style.

Could be completely wrong though.
 
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