StatusEndemic
RarityUncommon
Height20 cm
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"The Olive Whistler’s song varies across its range, with northern birds using simple three-note calls and southeastern populations having up to nine distinct song types, some described as “you’re cranky” or “wee-o pretty”."
Field Guide
Olive Whistler
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The Olive Whistler (*Pachycephala olivacea*) is a robust, ground-loving songbird native to the dense, wet forests of southeastern Australia and Tasmania. Known for its powerful, melodious calls and preference for cool, misty habitats, this bird is a rewarding find for those exploring the undergrowth of mountain forests and coastal thickets.
Distribution Map
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