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Lichenostomus unicolor
A rather plain (which does not detract from it being a beautiful bird in its own right :D ) grey-brown bird with yellow/olive lightly edging the wings and tail. The name comes from the pale gape between the eye and the beak.
Hanging about in the backyard.
In September I saw two together for the first time (at Silent Grove campground) and I think it was only last month that I saw, again for the first time, two of these birds hanging out together in the backyard! Usually I have only seen a solitary bird. Reference: The Michael Morcombe eGuide to Australian Birds, Mobile App. Reference: http://bie.ala.org.au/species/STOMIOPERA...
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Thank you! That means a lot, and you're most welcome :)
Great image armadeus. I have seen them a couple of time in N. Queensland and they are lovely birds. Thanks for sharing it.