ML611457278

Age

Not specified

Sex

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Observation details

1550-1620. In mangoes feeding low-mid canopy. Ficedula with greenish hue to mantle and slightly yellow rump. Perhaps a hint of yellow on the central breast. Very light brownish underparts with faint brownish scalloping. Pale eyering, most prominent behind eye. Not definitively heard, but potentially first alerted to by a grating 'trrrrrt trrrrrrt' somewhat reminiscent of Red-capped Robin - but whatever made this call was not observed doing so. However, the flycatcher appeared shortly afterwards from the direction of the heard call. Mostly within the mangoes, less than 2m in height, perching prominently on branches and a long pole for picking mangoes, where it would drop to the ground to catch prey. In general association with several honeyeaters that were feeding on fallen mangoes.

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