ID Please

[seaslug]

Flighty with a very brief chirpy call.

[Alan]

Stephen will know, but in the meantime...

http://tassiebirds.blogspot.com.au/2...thornbill.html

(I'd say 'Brown Thornbill' because the undertail isn't white - but I'm usually wrong)

[seaslug]

Thanks yes it appears to be a Thornbill alright, but it's very similar to a number of them in my book. Perhaps when Stephen looks in he might be able to be more definate.

[Isac]

The Tasmanian Thornbill has longer legs than the Brown Thornbill and the chest and face of the Tasmanian look a birt dirty compared to the Brown. The Tas chirp is a single one whereas the Brown is a few short ones one after the other. This is from memory some time back while doing some research on another species so others may know more about it.

[P Plates]

Can't help with ID but you've certainly captured an unusual pose.

[avkomp]

brown thornbill for me too.