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Bower's shrike-thrush is a bird of northeastern rainforests. Like all shrike-thrushes, it is a plain-colored bird with a powerful, lovely song It can be differentiated from the otherwise similar little shrike-thrush from its gray head. These were photographed in a patch of forest on the Atherton Tablelands in far north Queensland, Australia. One of these birds is confusing: it has the gray head and back of Bower's but the pink-brown bill of the similar little shrike-thrush. Since it was singing Bower's song, I assume it's the latter. |
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