This bird was found at College Crossing in Ipswich QLD. I have more photos if needed
*Please note colouring in picture may be slightly off
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Tempted to agree with Black Kite, maybe juvenille. The tail isn't forked or square so that's not much help but the grey pale forehead suggests Black Kite. There will be others more experienced than me that will confim one way or the other.
Samford Valley Qld.
indubitably
LOL! You never cease to amaze Zosterops.
With five syllables, indubitably is a mouthful. Here's how to say it: "in-DOO-bit-a-blee." And while it is more of an old-fashioned adverb,indubitably remains a unique way to say "undoubtedly."
Samford Valley Qld.