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Jennybach wrote:
Yesterday
Too right. Our Landcare groups ongoing restoration of the remnant Blakelys Redgum grassy woodland reserves in Brazel and Cantor Sts seems to be drawing in some new or rarely seen birds.
Malurus cyaneus
Untidy wrote:
Yesterday
This year we have seen a flock of about 10 wrens regularly visiting this part of Higgins.
Malurus cyaneus
pls047 wrote:
17 Feb 2025
Malurus cyaneus
MatthewFrawley wrote:
16 Feb 2025
My guess is Yellow-rumped Thornbill.
Acanthiza chrysorrhoa
Liam.m wrote:
1 Feb 2025
@ScottandMandy Yes it is, as is the one in your other sighting.
Petroica phoenicea

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Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Malurus cyaneus

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Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Malurus cyaneus at Splitters Creek, NSW

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