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Red-browed Finch

Apr 2

Posted by Sarah Maddox

A Red-browed Finch in the sunlight, pausing on the way between here and there.

A Red-browed Finch perched on a branch in the sunlight

Common name: Red-browed Finch

Scientific name: Neochmia temporalis

Approximate length: 12 cm

Date spotted: 31 March 2020 (late summer)

Location: Manly Dam National Reserve, near Sydney: 33°46’54.5″S 151°15’08.7″E

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