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Psaltoda moerens
The song of the male Red Eye is distinctive with two parts - a slow revving sound and a continuous call with a mild rattle. It sings at any time, and on hot days almost continuously. The Red Eye is found from southern Queensland to Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.
Urban areas, forests and woodlands.
Spotted on Dec 30, 2007
Submitted on Oct 20, 2012
2 Comments
Very nice and interesting information about its singing
Nice find! Thanks for sharing RachelB!