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This species of bowerbird is found in woodland or rainforest along the east coast of Australia. The male makes a U-shaped bower and adorns it with blue objects such as feathers, flowers and even clothes pegs to attract females. |
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This bird is able to mimic many sounds like the calls of other birds, dogs barking and even car noises. It also has a beautiful, long, pheasant-like tail. |
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This bird uses its long, red, chisel-shaped bill to feed on mollusks and other animals in the intertidal zones of rocky or sandy beaches. |
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Aboriginal legend has a tale of an Aboriginal dancer, Baralga, who was changed into a bird which is famous for its 'dancing' displays, in which it bows, prances and flings sticks or grass into the air. What is this bird? |
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This is a large ground bird living in grassland and woodland ares it is commonly referred to as a bush turkey. However, it is probably related to the cranes and not a turkey. Which bird is it? |
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During the 55 or so days when the male emu incubates the eggs, he does not eat, drink nor defecate. |
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The eerie, wailing cries of what mainly nocturnal, ground dwelling bird may be heard at night from woodland and grass areas? |
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This bird has a red fleshy forehead comb and a black crown. Their huge feet and claws allow them to walk on floating vegetation in shallow lakes in which they live. |
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Which of the following birds has a shrill, ear-piercing whistling call? |
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This is Australia's only sunbird. The male has a metallic blue coloured throat and the female has a bright yellow coloured one. |
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This is the only stork found in Australia. It has a glossy dark green and purple neck, a massive black bill and black and white body plumage. |
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What is Australia's smallest bird? |
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This is a small, active bird which has a distinctive reddish brown rump and continuously fanned tail. |
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Which of these birds is distinguished by a long neck and head with a distinctive black double crest? |
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This duck is Australia's largest. The male is decorated with a large bulbous lobe of skin hanging under his bill. The female also has a much-reduced lobe on the underside of its bill. It gets its name from the strong scent that is produced from a gland on the rump. |
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