White-browed Treecreeper

Climacteris affinis

The white-browed treecreeper is the smallest of the Australo-papuan treecreepers and sole family member adapted to arid environments. The species foraging strategy involves climbing the trunks of trees in search of invertebrate prey on and under bark. Although some populations within the species range have declined, the species IUCN conservation status is of Least Concern.

Source: wikipedia

Recordings (11)

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ID↑↓	Recordist↑↓	Date▲	Country↑↓	Location↑↓	Type↑↓	Quality↑↓	Duration↑↓
XC286727	Marc Anderson	2015-10-14	Australia	Bowra Station, near Cunnamulla, Queensland	song	A	0:21
XC286728	Marc Anderson	2015-10-14	Australia	Bowra Station, near Cunnamulla, Queensland	song	A	0:10
XC287113	Marc Anderson	2015-10-14	Australia	Bowra Station, near Cunnamulla, Queensland	song	A	0:12
XC383195	Marc Anderson	2017-08-03	Australia	Daggar Hills, Shire of Mount Magnet, Western Australia	call	A	0:31
XC501832	Mark Carter	2019-10-07	Australia	Hale, Macdonnell Shire, Northern Territory	song	A	0:27
XC597142	Marc Anderson	2020-09-02	Australia	Paroo Darling National Park, New South Wales	song	A	0:12
XC662615	Eddy Smith	2021-07-10	Australia	Gluepot, South Australia	call	A	0:30
XC859784	Peter Boesman	2023-10-20	Australia	Yarrara Nature Conservation Reserve, Victoria	song	A	0:44
XC859780	Peter Boesman	2023-10-20	Australia	Yarrara Nature Conservation Reserve, Victoria	song	A	1:35
XC859781	Peter Boesman	2023-10-20	Australia	Yarrara Nature Conservation Reserve, Victoria	song	A	1:22
XC859782	Peter Boesman	2023-10-20	Australia	Yarrara Nature Conservation Reserve, Victoria	call	A	0:14