I'm in Perth WA. I hear a bird song that sounds very similar to a Pied Butcherbird but it is a much higher note.
A series of long notes. It sounds like someone whistling a long note.
It doesn't have trill like a pied butcherbird and magpie, it is very much like a person whistling at a very high key.
Can anyone help me identify the bird, please!
I confess to being terrible with sounds but have you considered a Western (Golden) Whistler?
Thank you Sue, I finaly figured that it was Western Gerygone (meaning "echos of a child", "child of song" or "born of sound" in Greek).
I had to listen to heaps of audio files. They surely have an apt name.
Well done, so pleased you found an answer.