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White-browed Scrubwren with food in mouth - A secretive bird preferring dense cover but not uncommon just overlooked. About 11 or 12 subspecies ranging around the eastern, southern and western coasts of Australia
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White-browed Scrubwren with food in mouth - A secretive bird preferring dense cover but not uncommon just overlooked. About 11 or 12 subspecies ranging around the eastern, southern and western coasts of Australia
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White-browed Scrubwren with food in mouth
The subspecies illustrated restricted to the Shark Bay area of the mid-west coast of Western Australia. At Monkey Mia.
Sericornis frontalis balstoni
A secretive bird preferring dense cover but not uncommon just overlooked. About 11 or 12 subspecies ranging around the eastern, southern and western coasts of Australia.
Don Hadden
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Caught in the Act - The White-browed Scrubwren's Sneaky Snack!
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. In this snapshot, we witness a rare moment of stealth and determination as the elusive White-browed Scrubwren proudly carries its prized meal. Known for its preference for dense cover and often overlooked by birdwatchers, this secretive avian beauty proves that there's more than meets the eye! With around 11 or 12 subspecies scattered along Australia's eastern, southern, and western coasts, it is our privilege to showcase one particular subspecies found exclusively in the Shark Bay area of Western Australia. Talk about being exclusive! This feathered foodie has chosen Monkey Mia as its dining spot – a perfect combination of stunning scenery and mouthwatering delicacies. With food securely held in its beak, our little protagonist reminds us that even the tiniest creatures can possess great culinary skills. As it nibbles away on its delectable find, we are left wondering what tasty morsel has captured this bird's attention. Is it an insect? A juicy berry? Or perhaps a hidden treasure only known to these masterful hunters? So next time you're exploring Oceania's wildlife wonders or simply admiring Don Hadden's incredible photography skills (not to be confused with any commercial use), keep your eyes peeled for this white-browed wonder! Who knows what other secrets lie within nature's intricate tapestry?
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