StatusEndemic
RarityCommon
Height8 cm
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"The Weebill’s domed nest is often camouflaged with plant fibres and cobwebs, helping to protect it from predators."
Field Guide
Weebill
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The Weebill (*Smicrornis brevirostris*) is Australia’s smallest bird and a familiar sight in woodlands across the mainland. Despite its tiny stature, this energetic songbird is often heard before it is seen, thanks to its clear, far-carrying call. The Weebill is widespread and common throughout a variety of dry, open habitats.
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