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Birds of Lysterfield Park

Posted on September 11, 2012September 11, 2012

With occasional sunny days I’ve been venturing back to my favourite park again.  Below is an Eastern Rosella climbing up the side of a tree and also a Butcher Bird who was annoying a Crimson Rosella in a low bough. It would fly up and then back down again, watching the bird above, and then fly up again. Eventually the Rosella flew off.

Eastern Rosella

Butcher Bird

I love the sound the butcher bird makes. You can find out more here and hear their call too.

1 thought on “Birds of Lysterfield Park”

  1. Sally K Witt says:
    September 11, 2012 at 11:46 am

    Wow, what an unusual song for the Butcher bird. Lively!

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