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Cracticus tibicen
Their vicious reputation is undeserved - the most intelligent and endearing of birds I have ever raised
The black-to white beak indicates a mature adult, probably female based on the neck feathering
Looks like C. tibicen tyrannica. Either a female or a juvenile. We have what I describe as 'mini magpies' in Tasmania, C. tibicen hypoleuca. The mainland ones are much bigger and have huge bills by comparison.
Spotted on Jun 23, 2008 Submitted on Jun 22, 2011
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The black-to white beak indicates a mature adult, probably female based on the neck feathering
Looks like C. tibicen tyrannica. Either a female or a juvenile. We have what I describe as 'mini magpies' in Tasmania, C. tibicen hypoleuca. The mainland ones are much bigger and have huge bills by comparison.