Another ID.

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robwill
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Another ID.

I photographed this bird yesterday at the wetlands near my place in west Albury. (Saturday) I do not have it in the field guide on the iPad. Could someone help ID this one please. 

untitled-3926.jpg by robert, on Flickr

Rick N
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Crested Shrike-tit, male. Nice find.

robwill
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Thanks Rick. I'm out and about a bit more since I hired the big tamron. Makes a nice change going from 200mm to 600mm. 

Rob. 

HelloBirdy
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Great find! 

Ryu
Canberra
Aiming for DSLR-quality shots with a bridge camera

robwill
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Thanks Birdy. Luck of the draw. Hope he is still hanging around so I can get some better pics. 

Rob. 

Woko
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Crested Shrike-tits are a stunning bird in my view. I'm intrigued by their occasional appearances where I live on the s.e. slopes of the Mt Lofty Ranges in SA. They linger for no longer than a few hours & then aren't seen again for, usually, years. Does anyone else have this experience of this species?

soakes
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I've only ever seen one - in a tree at my place (in Gippsland) for about a minute.  I am hoping I see another one, but that was several years ago.

They are absolutely beautiful birds.

soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia

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