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RhysCorriganBCT wrote:

15 Jan 2025

G'day @donnanchris ,

You're on the money with this one! Eastern Whipbird (Psophodes olivaceus). Calling in this species is often call-and-response between males and females. This one in particular is a solo male!

Cheers,

Psophodes olivaceus

RhysCorriganBCT wrote:

15 Jan 2025

Hello, @donnanchris !

The frog calling in your audio is the Tusked Frog (Adelotus brevis). Yep, tusked! The species has 'tusks' on their lower jaw, and males use them to battle over breeding sites!

A native frog species, and the only species of it's genus!

Adelotus brevis

JamesLidseyBCT wrote:

15 Nov 2024

Not 100% but just a suggestion, open to other ideas on this one.

https://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/NSWfl.pl?page=nswfl&lvl=sp&name=Guioa~semiglauca

Guioa semiglauca

JamesLidseyBCT wrote:

13 Nov 2024

Rufous whistler is the loud "eee whit" call along with a little bit of song at 18 secs. There is also a Scarlet Myzomela (tinkle like sound) in background

Pachycephala rufiventris

JamesLidseyBCT wrote:

6 Nov 2024

There is also a Common Bronzewing (deeper noise)

Geopelia humeralis