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The two bristlebirds (eastern and western) are small, brownish brush birds that are very skulking and amazingly difficult to get a good view of -- this is the best of three quick images I was able to obtain when the bird marched between bits of vegetation. The are found in a number of small patches of habitat but their stronghold -- along with a couple of other skulking species (western whipbird and noisy scrub-bird) -- is Two Peoples Bay reserve near Albany, Western Australia. This one was near the carpark at Little Beach. |
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