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Acanthiza lineata Wamboin
"Typically seen actively moving through the outer foliage of eucalypts in a range of forests and woodlands of south-eastern Australia, the Striated Thornbill often maintains contact with other members of its flock by continually uttering quiet, insect-like calls. They often occur as a part of mixed-species feeding-flocks in the treetops, usually joining with other species of thornbills, but also occasionally other small insectivorous species, such as Varied Sittellas, Weebills, Speckled Warblers, treecreepers, whistlers and robins may accompany them. They feed mainly by gleaning insects from the foliage." Birdlife Australia
"Typically seen actively moving through the outer foliage of eucalypts in a range of forests and woodlands of south-eastern Australia, the Striated Thornbill often maintains contact with other members of its flock by continually uttering quiet, insect-like calls. They often occur as a part of mixed-species feeding-flocks in the treetops, usually joining with other species of thornbills, but also occasionally other small insectivorous species, such as Varied Sittellas, Weebills, Speckled Warblers, treecreepers, whistlers and robins may accompany them. They feed mainly by gleaning insects from the foliage." Birdlife Australia
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