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Ayers rock, Australia_February (1 Viewer)
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Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
Rufous Songlark, Black-faced Woodswallow, Brown Falcon
Andy Adcock
Worst person on Birdforum
3 and 4 look like Black-faced Woodswallow.
Edit, gonna start calling you 'quick draw' Larry....:-O
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Edit, gonna start calling you 'quick draw' Larry....:-O
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ZootheraMike
Traprock Birding
The others are right, the first two birds are rufous songlarks.
The third and fourth photo, however, are of a young Little Woodswallow. I'm pretty certain that is what it is. They are typically found around cliff faces and gorges in Australia, mostly inland. And the overall plumage is darker than black-faced woodswallow.
The fifth and last image is of a brown falcon, as Larry and Andy suggest.
Mike
The third and fourth photo, however, are of a young Little Woodswallow. I'm pretty certain that is what it is. They are typically found around cliff faces and gorges in Australia, mostly inland. And the overall plumage is darker than black-faced woodswallow.
The fifth and last image is of a brown falcon, as Larry and Andy suggest.
Mike
Greg McKay
I like the pretty colors
Agree with Mike little woodswallow
Larry Sweetland
Formerly 'Larry Wheatland'
happy to be corrected by the locals on the woodswallow
