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Apostlebird - so named because they often congregate in groups of about a dozen
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Apostlebird - so named because they often congregate in groups of about a dozen

Struthidea cinerea

ApostlebirdAustralian BirdsAustralian MudnestersBarkala FarmCorcoracidaeNSWPilligaPilliga PotteryStruthidea cinerea

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  • Channel-billed Cuckoo - male
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  • Apostlebird - so named because they often congregate in groups of about a dozen
  • Australian Shelduck
  • Zebra Finche - male An almost perfectly beautify male Zeb looking to have a drink at a bore drain. One of my most favourite birds
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  • Sacred Kingfisher preening after a dip in a pond
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