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Spangled drongo bird Dicrurus bracteatus

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in OHANA NUI  -  OFF TOPIC SUB-FORUM

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The spangled drongo a fantastic bird they visit my garden seasonally an amazing bird I would recommend a bird bath for any garden position it just under a tree or shrub where the birds can sit in safety darting in and out of the bath 

I have Spangled Drongos here. Apparently the subspecies on the east coast migrate seasonally to PNG. The subspecies here is more sedentary so I have them all year. I really like their calls, apart from the screeching one.

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On 11/7/2023 at 9:19 AM, tropicbreeze said:

I have Spangled Drongos here. Apparently the subspecies on the east coast migrate seasonally to PNG. The subspecies here is more sedentary so I have them all year. I really like their calls, apart from the screeching one.

Yes they are nice bird we do get a few top end birds down this way in the very big wet seasons 

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