[[Australia]] and [[New Guinea]].
...nd Australian Pipit. Some authorities still consider it conspecific with [[New Zealand Pipit]].
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...ae''<br />Photo © by {{user|Layzeboy|Layzeboy}} <br />Lake Brunner, [[New Zealand]], 29 June 2006]]
[[New Zealand]].
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...lar to the female [[Mallard]] which has been introduced into Australia and New Zealand from the Northern Hemisphere. The two species will interbreed in si
..., [[Samoa]], [[Micronesia]], [[Fiji]], [[Solomon Islands]], [[Vanuatu]], [[New Caledonia]], [[Grand Terre]]
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...d [[Virginia]]. Winters from [[British Columbia]], Great Lakes region, and New England southward to the [[Caribbean]] and northern [[South America]].
Highly gregarious for much of the year.
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'''Alternative names: New Guinea Crow (''orru''); Papuan Crow (''orru''); Tanimbar Crow (''latirostri
[[Image:Torresian Crow3.jpg|thumb|350px|right|A first Year bird<br />Photo by {{user|Ken+Doy|Ken Doy}}<br />SW [[Queensland]], October
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**Contrast sharply with white of face and foreneck
...south to [[California]], [[Nevada]], [[Utah]], [[Colorado]] and northern [[New Mexico]]. Also breeds in central [[Mexico]].<br /><br />
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[[Image:Goshawk3 juv.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Juvenile of subspecies ''A. g. atricapillus''<br />Photo © by {{user|digishooter|d
...uebec]] to [[Newfoundland]], and south to [[New Mexico]], Great Lakes, and New England; also southward to northern Appalachians. Winters south to [[Virgin
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[[Australia]]: found in [[New South Wales]], [[Northern Territory]], [[Queensland]], [[South Australia]],
* ''P. p. carteri'' from central coast of [[Western Australia]] to south-western [[Northern Territory]]
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...copulinus''<br />Photo © by {{user|Janha|Janha}}<br />Invercargill, [[New Zealand]], 12 October 2004.]]
None within its Australian range, but in [[New Zealand]], care is needed to distinguish the rare [[Black-billed Gull]], wh
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[[Australia]] (except arid areas), [[Tasmania]] and [[New Zealand]].
Margins of lakes, swamps, dams: less often saline lagoons, rarely coastal.
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[[Image:Steppe_Eagle.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Nominate subspecies : 2nd Calendar Year<br />Photo © by {{user|Sumit|Sumit}}<br />[[Himalayas]], [[India]], 20
Gape line goes back behind the mid of the eye, often to the rear edge but not always.
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Light woodland and on the fringes of urban areas, mangrove, scrub, plantations, orchards, gardens, parks, rare i
...birds are [[Dictionary_A-C#B|brood parasites]], laying their eggs in nests of [[Large-billed Crow]], [[House Crow]] and [[Black-collared Starling]].
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...ttlement, as it has benefited from the planting of crops and the provision of stock watering points in dry areas.
They usually forage on the ground, eating seeds and rhizomes of pasture grasses and herbs. Also cereal grains, sunflower and sorghum seed.
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The liliana group of subspecies are paler and with more white on wings than other subspecies
...he [[Western Meadowlark]], but the Eastern usually has white malar instead of yellow and show more white in the tail. They are best distinguished by son
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...ent of young birds breed the year after they are hatched, and the rest the year after that.
...o]], Gulf Coast, and northern [[Florida]]; absent or local throughout much of Great Plains.
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...southern [[Colorado]], [[Utah]], and [[Nevada]]. Winters in southern part of range, well into central [[Mexico]]. Summer range extends in latitude from
Their diet consists mostly of arthropods during the spring and summer months, moving to seeds and small f
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One of Australia's smallest raptors it resembles the [[Peregrine Falcon]], however
[[File:Australian_Hobby_1st-Year_PTRDA.jpg|thumb|350px|right|1st Year - ''F. l. longipennis''<br />Photo © by {{user|peterday|peterday}}<br
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46-50 cm (18-20 in) the smallest of the black cockatoos found in Australia<br />
There are three subspecies of this bird that all occupy specific parts of the continent<sup>[[#References|[1]]]</sup>:
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...re common and widespread in the east in [[Hungary]] and [[Romania]], parts of [[Greece]] and central [[Turkey]], and in the far east in the Volga Delta.
...eds. Some may return in spring to original site others form the basis of a new colony.
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[[Image:Zebra_Finch.jpg|thumb|375px|right|Male bird of subspecies ''castanotis''<br />Photo by {{user|Neil|Neil Fifer}}<br />Caper
Drier areas of [[Australia]], [[Indonesia]], [[Timor-Leste]], and introduced to [[Puerto R
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