Australian Birds

Grey Shrike-thrush

Grey Shrike-thrush - Ark.au

Colluricincla harmonica

Size: Birds Size: 24 cm

Family: Pachycephalidae (Whistlers, Shrike-thrushes and allies, 14 species in Australia).

Distribution: Most of Australia apart from a few Central Australian regions.

Status: Common

Habitat: Forest, woodland, scrub, mallee, gardens.

References: Simpson and Day, Reader's Digest

About the Grey Shrike-thrush

The Grey Shrike-thrush is best known for its lovely song. Birdwatchers call this bird the "GST".

Grey Shrike-thrush - Colluricincla harmonica - Ark.au
Photo: By Imogen Warren at Shutterstock. Higher Resolution 4614 x 3164.

Grey Shrike-thrush - Colluricincla harmonica - Ark.au
Artwork: John Gould, 'The Birds of Australia', 1848. Higher Resolution 669 x 1000.

Grey Shrike-thrush - Colluricincla harmonica - Ark.au
Photo: Katoomba, Blue Mountains NSW.

See Also

Australian Mammals
Australian Reptiles
Australian Frogs
Australian Fish
Australian Spiders and Their Faces
Australian Wild Plant Foods

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