That was my first though when I saw it, however i'm not good enough at Iding the LBBs to confirm it :P The defining feature for a large billed scrubwren is it's slightly larger than normal beak and the bright black eyes, other than that I find it really hard to tell them apart from say a brown thornbill :P Someone else who knows more should be able to confirm it for you :)
Large Billed Scrubwren perhaps?
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
That was my first though when I saw it, however i'm not good enough at Iding the LBBs to confirm it :P The defining feature for a large billed scrubwren is it's slightly larger than normal beak and the bright black eyes, other than that I find it really hard to tell them apart from say a brown thornbill :P Someone else who knows more should be able to confirm it for you :)
Yes, Large-billed Scrubwren. Thornbills size, long(ish), slightly upturned bill and fairly uniform brown colour.
LM
Thanks for the help Tegan, Elsie and Snail.
I thought it might be a LB Scrubwren too - good to get your confirmation.