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black faced cuckoo shrike 06 - jul 17 2015

black faced cuckoo shrike 06 - jul 17 2015

A black faced cuckoo shrike enjoying the last dying sunlight on a cold Winter's day on the power line at the front of my house. Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia....
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A black faced cuckoo shrike enjoying the last dying sunlight on a cold Winter's day on the power line at the front of my house. Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia. July 2015.
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