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australia
backyard birds
bowerbird
male / juvenile satin bowerbird
male satin bowerbird
new south wales australia
nikon p900
plumage-change
ptilonorhynchus violaceus
In December 2014, I discovered this bower when a female was on a visit of his bower with her wings flapping fast in front of it. It was the flapping sound of her wings which I heard and it caught my attention.
I was not sure what I was about to discover when I heard that sound.
This was really...
In December 2014, when I was in the Bunya Mountains National Park, Queensland, Australia, I was able to hear the Catbird calls. The sound was so strange but interesting to me that I wanted to film them with their calls on video. So, in the end I managed to take some videos of the catbirds, and -...
ailuroedus
ailuroedus crassirostris
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australia
bowerbird
bunya mountains
bunya mountains national park
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calling
cat meow
catbird
green catbird
queensland
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I filmed this male Satin Bowerbird in the morning of the 31st of December in 2014 while he was calling in the Bunya Mountains National Park, Queensland, Australia. I am sharing this video because you can hear his call in this video.
While I was in the Bunya Mountains National Park, I also...
Always find it amazing how completely different the female and juvenile males are from the adult male. The bird guide at O'Reilly's lodge was telling us that it isn't until around 7 years of age that the juvenile males start to take on the colours of the adult male.
Large, fawn-grey bowerbird with erectile pink crest on nape; upperparts grey-brown, heavily scalloped grey-white; tail tipped whitish. Female: smaller, paler; often lacks crest. Immature: like female.
34-38 cm
(Source: Graham Pizzey & Frank Knight)
By chance I was experimenting with camera on dove 11mts away when this fella turned up within 2mts of me concealed behind brick pier he was chasing grass hopper.