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    One for the bird watchers

    Can anyone identify this bird? Probably not the best pic but the only one I have.
    Cheers
    Gillie
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    It has a green tinge to it. If that helps.

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    Gday mate,

    bit hard to tell from that pic, but looks like it could either be a female satin bowerbird, or maybe a shining bronze cuckoo.

    try get some better pics or a rough size of it, as the bowerbirds are nearly twice the size of a bronze cuckoo.

    cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gillie View Post
    It has a green tinge to it. If that helps.
    Definitely don't eat it, then.



    Simon

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    Quote Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus View Post
    Probably a catbird....
    They do sound a bit like a cat hissing
    It isn't a cat bird we don't have too many of them .
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    I'm going with the bowerbird also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DassaW View Post
    Gday mate,

    bit hard to tell from that pic, but looks like it could either be a female satin bowerbird, or maybe a shining bronze cuckoo.

    try get some better pics or a rough size of it, as the bowerbirds are nearly twice the size of a bronze cuckoo.

    cheers
    I believe you are correct with the female Satin Bowerbird. It doesn't look right for the shining Bronze Cuckoo.
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    Sheridan

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    Last edited by Gillie; 17th August 2008 at 08:54 PM. Reason: Submitted twice

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    Yep i would say a satin bowerbird.

    TIM.

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    I'll go with a female satin bowerbird.
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