On Sunday, at a local upland swamp, I found myself searching for Southern Emu-wrens. I searched the whole morning from 8am-1pm and found no trace of them. However I know there've been recent reports of them there, it's just a matter of being pesistent and patient. So I will not rest until I find them!
Despite no Emu-wrens, it was still a nice day for birds. The Sacred Kingfisher/Spotted Pardalotes/Bassian Thrush weren't very photogenic and I had trouble with the Scrubwren. I was hoping to see was 2 flycatchers but I only managed to shoot the Leaden (male). Happy with the King Parrot and male Eastern Whipbird though 
Good fun anyway.
And also a Brown Thornbill. Not my best shot of one but not bad.
Very, very envious of your Eastern Whipbird shots.
They are great!
These birds are my nemisis to photograph.
I have seen them plenty of times but they are ALWAYS in thick scrub
Love the King Parrot shot also.
Cheers
Devster
Nice days work there Owl, great varietyt. Last shot of the Whipbird is a cracker.
Great shots of the Whipbird, they never come out in the open for me.
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
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Thanks
Yes, the Whipbird's always a challenge.
Well done!
Those are the best photographs of the Whipbird I have ever seen and the little Thornbills can be just about as challenging.
Samford Valley Qld.
That's a high praise Reflex
Great work with the Whipbird, Owl - beautifully captured.
Lovely one of the little pardalotte amongst all those branches.
Once again, thanks WD. It's lovely to have people appreciate the efforts of others.