That's a female satin bowerbird, love how close the video is! You might want to keep an eye out for a male which is the same except a black/purple colour. You might even find a bower :)
Amateur, not all green birds are female.
If you look at the colour of its bill & the eyes you can tell
that this bird is an immature male.
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Oh right I see it now :) I was wondering what those random lines and stuff were! Thanks for the correction, but what exactly do you look for in the eyes and beak that indicate a juvenile, is it lighter or something?
link to click http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=casOPJ-VQPQ
That's a female satin bowerbird, love how close the video is! You might want to keep an eye out for a male which is the same except a black/purple colour. You might even find a bower :)
Amateur, not all green birds are female.
If you look at the colour of its bill & the eyes you can tell
that this bird is an immature male.
. ( “<...> _( „)___(‚‚ )_ Cheers al
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Cheers,
al
Central Victoria
https://sites.google.com/site/blackhillreservekyneton/home
Hey Al, never would have picked you for an e- doodler... very clever!
Sunshine Coast Queensland
Oh right I see it now :) I was wondering what those random lines and stuff were! Thanks for the correction, but what exactly do you look for in the eyes and beak that indicate a juvenile, is it lighter or something?
What is that bird eating? Ray