Spotted Bowerbird
Spotted Bowerbird
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The Spotted Bowerbird is a widespread bowerbird recognized by its intricate spotted plumage and a vibrant pink-purple nuchal crest in males. It inhabits drier parts of Australia.
Where to spot
Occurs in woodlands and mallee scrub across inland eastern Australia, ranging from central Queensland to northern Victoria.
How to spot
Look for their distinctive spotted plumage and listen for their harsh, buzzing calls, which often reveal their presence. Locate their avenue bowers, which are often well-hidden in dense undergrowth.
When to spot
Active throughout the year. The breeding season, when males are most active at their bowers, is typically from August to February.
Where to spot
Occurs in woodlands and mallee scrub across inland eastern Australia, ranging from central Queensland to northern Victoria.
How to spot
Look for their distinctive spotted plumage and listen for their harsh, buzzing calls, which often reveal their presence. Locate their avenue bowers, which are often well-hidden in dense undergrowth.
When to spot
Active throughout the year. The breeding season, when males are most active at their bowers, is typically from August to February.
The male constructs an 'avenue' type bower, which he decorates with a variety of green and white objects, including bones, snail shells, leaves, and glass, showcasing a distinct aesthetic preference.
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