It is a Western form Grey ButcherbirdLovely photos BTW
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It is a Western form Grey Butcherbird
Cracticus torquatus and no W on western.Originally Posted by Cricket
It is a Western form Grey Butcherbird
I agree with Cricket - Western Form of a Grey Butcherbird.
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And no W and F on western form of a Grey Butcherbird.(It's a good idea to agree with Cricket though. Would hate to get on her wrong side
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Well if you look at the color of the beak these are actually two different birds.Only 1 of the birds positioned himself/herself so I could take a photo.#2 would be a young one.
They have such a wonderful voice.
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