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  • 21Souimanga Sunbird — Conservation status …

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  • 22Psophodes — Taxobox name = Psophodes image caption = Eastern Whipbird ( Psophodes olivaceus ) regnum = Animalia phylum = Chordata classis = Aves ordo = Passeriformes familia = Cinclosomatidae genus = Psophodes genus authority = Gould, 1844 Psophodes is a… …

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  • 23List of birds of Queensland — Queensland is the second largest State in Australia but has the greatest biodiversity, with over 630 species of bird recorded (far more than closest rivals New South Wales or West Australia with both around 550) The sum total for continental… …

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  • 24List of birds of South Australia — This is a list of birds of South Australia:cite book | author = Horton, Philippa | chapter = Birds | editor = Robinson, A. C.; Casperson, K. D.; Hutchinson, M. N. | year = 2000 | title = A list of the vertebrates of South Australia | publisher =… …

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  • 25Cinclosomatidae —   Cinclosomatidae …

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  • 26parrotbill — ▪ bird also called  crow tit    any of several species of small to medium titmouselike birds (bird), mostly brown and gray with soft, loose plumage and distinctive strongly arched, parrotlike bills. They live in brushy grasslands of Central and… …

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  • 27chirrupy — adjective making chirruping noises …

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  • 28Coongie Lakes — Up to 100,000 Australian Pelicans have been recorded at Coongie Lakes[1] The Coongie Lakes form a complex and extensive freshwater wetland system in north eastern South Australia which includes lakes, channels, billabongs, shall …

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  • 29Menindee Lakes — Aerial view of the Darling River and some of the Menindee Lakes …

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  • 30Mount Lyndhurst Important Bird Area — The IBA is an important site for Chestnut breasted Whitefaces Mount Lyndhurst Important Bird Area comprises a 93 km2 part of Mount Lyndhurst Station, a pastoral lease lying on the north west margin of the Flinders Ranges, about 30 km… …

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