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Gerygone mouki (Brown Gerygone) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Gerygone mouki

Eopsaltria australis (Eastern Yellow Robin) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Eopsaltria australis

Unverified Small (Robin, Finch, Thornbill etc) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Unverified Small (Robin, Finch, Thornbill etc)

Unverified Honeyeater at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Unverified Honeyeater

Sericornis frontalis at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Sericornis frontalis

Neochmia temporalis (Red-browed Finch) at Repton, NSW - 12 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Neochmia temporalis

Commelina cyanea (Scurvy Weed) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT

Commelina cyanea

Gerygone mouki (Brown Gerygone) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
Eopsaltria australis (Eastern Yellow Robin) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
Unverified Small (Robin, Finch, Thornbill etc) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
Unverified Honeyeater at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
Sericornis frontalis at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
Neochmia temporalis (Red-browed Finch) at Repton, NSW - 12 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
Commelina cyanea (Scurvy Weed) at Repton, NSW - 13 Apr 2025 by LyndalT
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