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elefromoz

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A few from the garden a couple of weekends ago

 

Scarlet Robin

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Western Rosella Female (bit unsure on that)

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New Holland Honey Eater

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Golden Whistler

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"I have no idea bird", hoping @@Geoff might be able to help out. Thinking female/imm Golden Whistler??

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A bit of a look at its wings

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@@elefromoz You're half right. It's an immature male Golden Whistler. Compare it to the male in the images directly above and you can see the adult plumage starting to come through.

 

A great selection of garden birds.

 

Btw... I've heard that female Golden whistlers are the most misidentified Aussie bird.

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@@elefromoz You're half right. It's an immature male Golden Whistler. Compare it to the male in the images directly above and you can see the adult plumage starting to come through.

 

A great selection of garden birds.

 

Btw... I've heard that female Golden whistlers are the most misidentified Aussie bird.

 

Thanks @@Geoff, so I have the Male and the immature Male. Challenge, to find the Female ( and see how many times I get it wrong)

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