StatusEndemic
RarityFairly Common
Height27 cm
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"Their dome-shaped stick nests can become quite large and complex, sometimes used by other bird species after the babblers move on."
Field Guide
Gray-crowned Babbler
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The Grey-crowned Babbler *(Pomatostomus temporalis)* is Australia’s largest babbler and a highly social bird, commonly found in animated family groups across eastern and northern Australia’s open woodlands. Known for their lively group behaviour and cooperative breeding, these birds are easily recognised by their unique head markings and energetic foraging habits.
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