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White-breasted Woodswallow
Artamus leucorhynchus
-29.7058, 153.078
Field Notes
Description:
Male and female similar in a blueish grey colouring with white underparts, blue grey legs, lighter blue grey beak. These birds grow to about 17cm and gather in small groups feeding on insects. A chatty and cheeky bird.
Habitat:
Found throughout most of Australia except far south west and south. Usually seen near water in woodland areas. Often takes over use of old Magpie Lark (Peewee) mud nests.
Notes:
A cheeky family of woodswallows lives here, these ones hanging outside my window picking up rocks moving them where they think they look best, showing rocks & sticks off to me through the window.
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