StatusEndemic
RarityCommon
Height28 cm
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"Little Wattlebirds are sometimes called “Biddyquock” after their harsh, three-note call."
Field Guide
Little Wattlebird
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The Little Wattlebird is the smallest member of Australia’s wattlebird family, well known for its loud calls and energetic presence in coastal heathlands, woodlands, and urban parks across southeastern Australia. Unlike its relatives, it lacks the fleshy facial wattles, making it easy to distinguish from the larger Red and Yellow Wattlebirds.
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