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Artamus cinereus melanops
The Black-faced Woodswallow is a "smokey grey-brown above with a black face around the base of the bill and the eyes. The underparts are lighter grey with a black undertail in the race cinereus or a white undertail in the race albiventris of north-eastern Queensland. The black tail feathers are tipped white. The bluish bill is tipped black." (Birdlife Australia)
Sitting on the electrical wire that crosses over the marsh, near the cemetery.
Lots of small snippets of interesting info in Wikipedia :)
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