Apostlebird

Struthidea cinerea

The apostlebird, also known as the grey jumper, lousy jack or happy family, is a quick-moving, gray or black bird about 33 cm (13 in) long. It is a native to Australia where it roams woodlands, eating insects and seeds at, or near, ground level. Apostlebirds often travel in groups of about 12; for this reason, they were named after the 12 Biblical apostles.

Source: wikipedia

Recordings (11)

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ID↑↓	Recordist↑↓	Date▲	Country↑↓	Location↑↓	Type↑↓	Quality↑↓	Duration↑↓
XC40798	Mark Harper	2009-11-01	Australia	Hattah-Kulkyne NP	call	A	0:33
XC197121	Ding Li Yong	2014-09-29	Australia	Stackpoole Nature Reserve, Goolgowi, New South Wales	alarm call	A	0:32
XC407693	Frank Lambert	2015-10-20	Australia	Victoria; Hatta-Kulkyne National Park, N	call	A	1:08
XC407691	Frank Lambert	2015-10-20	Australia	Victoria; Hatta-Kulkyne National Park, N	call	A	2:14
XC407692	Frank Lambert	2015-10-20	Australia	Victoria; Hatta-Kulkyne National Park, N	call	A	1:36
XC863516	Bryn Pickering	2022-08-14	Australia	Lansdowne, Katherine Municipality, Northern Territory	call	A	1:22
XC749836	James Lambert	2022-09-11	Australia	Katherine, Katherine Municipality, Northern Territory	not specified	A	0:39
XC860209	Peter Boesman	2023-10-17	Australia	Sea Lake, Victoria	call	A	0:30
XC860210	Peter Boesman	2023-10-28	Australia	Greg Duggan Nature Reserve, Peterborough, South Australia	call	A	0:47
XC860211	Peter Boesman	2023-10-28	Australia	Greg Duggan Nature Reserve, Peterborough, South Australia	call	A	0:28
XC860212	Peter Boesman	2023-10-28	Australia	Greg Duggan Nature Reserve, Peterborough, South Australia	call	A	0:29