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Brown thornbill (Acanthiza pusilla)
The brown thornbill is a small species of Australasian warbler found only in eastern and south-eastern Australia including Tasmania. IdentificationAdultsThe adult male and females look alike. Adults have olive-brown to grey upperparts, a reddish-brown forehead scalloped with paler markings. The rump has a reddish-brown patch, the tail is grey-brown with a black band and a pale tip, and the underparts are off-white, streaked blackish on the chin, throat and chest. They have dark red eyes. ImmatureImmature birds are similar to the adults, but have a duller eye. GalleryRelated Page HierarchyKingdom: Animalia (animals)
Class: Aves (birds)
Brown thornbill (Acanthiza pusilla)
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