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Eastern Whipbird
Psophodes olivaceus
25-30 cm
A difficult bird to catch on camera or see. It is best identified by its call. The male is the owner of the loud whip crack in the rainforest, to which the female mate responds with softer calls.
Immature bird
Mature bird
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Frog Habitat Project
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Bird Monitoring Project
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Frog Friendly Neighbourhood
Yellow Crazy Ant Taskforce
GROW Project 1
Nursery
Naturally native plant collections
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TOO BIG
WRONG PLACE
NOT ENOUGH WATER TOO MUCH WASTE
ROAD CONGESTION
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