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Pardalotus punctatus
saw this small bird this morning in reeds and sedges
reeds and sedges, adelaide hills
I'll merge spottings with the previous female I saw the day before
I'd concur, juvenile female spotted pardalote
Definitely a female pardalote. I'm 98% certain it is the spotted and not the striated.
I suspect that it may be a species of Pardalote, as I had 'spotted' some the previous day in a nearby location
That should read "or a species of Pardalote"
I think it's a juvenile, did it sing? I can narrow it down to a Mistletoebird, a White-fronted Chat or a species or Pardalote.
MakOnJi, not that I could tell, it was constantly on the move
Not too sure, possibly a Mistletoebird? Did it have a red ass?
Spotted on Jun 19, 2011 Submitted on Jun 19, 2011
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I'll merge spottings with the previous female I saw the day before
I'd concur, juvenile female spotted pardalote
Definitely a female pardalote. I'm 98% certain it is the spotted and not the striated.
I suspect that it may be a species of Pardalote, as I had 'spotted' some the previous day in a nearby location
That should read "or a species of Pardalote"
I think it's a juvenile, did it sing? I can narrow it down to a Mistletoebird, a White-fronted Chat or a species or Pardalote.
MakOnJi, not that I could tell, it was constantly on the move
Not too sure, possibly a Mistletoebird? Did it have a red ass?