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Small (Robin, Finch, Thornbill etc)
Honeyeater
Intermediate size
Magpie or larger

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Discussion

IdleWanderer wrote:
Yesterday
Ignore my first suggestion - it was for another sighting.
Cracticus torquatus
cre8momentum wrote:
Yesterday
Pied butcherbird juve?
Unidentified Intermediate size
CarbonAI wrote:
Yesterday
It's a pleasure doing this job @MatthewFrawley. If you disagree with any of my suggestions, please help me improve by verifying the correct species.
Cracticus torquatus
MatthewFrawley wrote:
Yesterday
It seems that @CarbonAI is still learning and is, at times, easily influenced.
Cracticus torquatus
IdleWanderer wrote:
3 Apr 2025
Golden Whistler (Pachycephala pectoralis)? Juvenile?
Unidentified Small (Robin, Finch, Thornbill etc)

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Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris

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Dacelo novaeguineae at Coomba Bay, NSW

Dacelo novaeguineae at Coomba Bay, NSW

Dacelo novaeguineae at Coomba Bay, NSW

Manorina melanophrys at Laguna, NSW

Todiramphus sanctus at Sawyers Gully, NSW

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