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does anyone know what this bird is.
could it be a juvenile butcherbird just wondering have seen them in the area.
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and another one of the same bird
kerry
Grey Butcherbird?
Cheers Beef.
how about a young pied butcherbird
See it! Hear it!
Mid-North Coast NSW
i spotted this bird a pied butcherbird nearby thats why i was wondering whether it was a young butcherbird
kerry
Yep, Darin's on the money, it's a juvenile Pied Butcherbird for sure.
Cheers
Tim
Brisbane
thanks for that i was wonderin if it was, new to bird identifying.
kerry
Hi Kerry, just to show you the difference, this one is a juvenile Grey Butcherbird. (had to go looking for it, is one of my older photos
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not all that good, but as I always say, better than none.
M-L
thanks Araminta and Shirley for that love this website have learnt a lot since being on this site.
kerry
Love your enquiring mind, kerry!
thanks for that Woko. i love to learn new things, i had been sick for 4 years misdiagnosed as bipolar found i have ptsd and loaded full of medication, i was barely living , when i was re diagnosed and took off all the meds that where making me brain dead, i had a new lease on life, i went from sleeping 16 hours a day to now i sleep 6 hours greet the dawn now, i have seen kookaburras at dawn greeting the day the arrival of the herons and listening to all the birds.
my love of photography has come back i lost all interest in taking photos plus with shaky hands a side effect from meds didnt help.
anyways enough about me , my brain is alive now and im soaking the world back in,
kerry
I hope Shirley isn't talking about my bird, because mine is a "juvenile Grey Butcherbird", there is no doubt.
M-L
Kerry, there's nothing like a good misdiagnosis to muck up your life. You must be bursting out of your skin after dealing with all that crap!
yes with the help of a good doctor it all started, beyondblue helped me as well.lot of wasted years but i have lot more years to make up for it. im alive and kicking and making up for lost time.
kerry
Good on you, kerry. I've found birds & the bush a great antidote to the stresses, strains & strangulation of society.
How good is that Kerry, my daughter spent most of her youth hiding in a dark room. Fortunately that has now been a long time ago. A very good Psychologist , helped. But also horses and many other animals. She is married now, has a great job and is happy and healthy.
M-L