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Australia has a wealth of finches; most are small seed-feeders. This is the chestnut-breasted manakin, found across much of the north of the continent. Most of these were in Darwin, in the Northern Territory. To the east in Kakadu Park there were long-tailed, crimson, and double-barred finches drinking from a small puddle; the insanely bright Gouldian finch, although increasingly rare, also occurs in this region. Some of these birds were in far north Queensland. |
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