hi :)) anyone know what these birds are and if the are the same species - too big for a whisler too small for a female fig bird
thanks in advanced for your help
Kym :))
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Could be a young oriole. Not sure though.:)
Oriole was my thought, but I'm not familiar enough with them to say definite.
okay thanks Elle & Greg :))
The second photo looks like a female Rufous Whistler to me, but I have not seen a female Oriole.I am not sure of the first one though.
Regards
Shane
I would have said female Rufous Whistler for both birds
Peter
How does a female rufous whistler differ from another type of female whistler?
- soakes
soakes
Olinda, Victoria, Australia
I know this is an old thread, but for what it's worth, I think the first one could be a juvenile Yelloew-throated Miner. ( yellow beak, yellow eye)
The female Golden Whistler is quite plain grey/ brown, the Rufous Whistler female has streakes on her breast and throat, and a pale buff abdomen. Hope that helps , soakes?
M-L
I have a question, why does Anonymous sign with Kym, then answer as myky50?
M-L
The large reddish beak makes me think oriole. The original post said too big for a whistler.