the magpie-lark can sometimes be mistaken for an australian magpie, and indeed they can both be found on short grass. but this species has a smaller body and beak, much lighter coloured iris, and completely black on the back of the head (no white).
males have a black face and white eyebrow, and females have a white face and no eyebrow, so this is a female.
st mary’s cathedral, western australia.
SONY DSC-RX10M4 + 8.8-220mm f/2.4-4
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SONY DSC-RX10M4 + 8.8-220mm f/2.4-4
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