Brown Treecreeper Climacteris picumnus |
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Australia March 2006 The Brown Treecreeper is distributed in east Australia from Queensland to Victoria and eastern South Australia. It is found in open eucalypt forest and red river gums beside rivers and lakes. |
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They hunt for insects, mainly ants, by probing cracks and holes in trees and behind bark as well as foraging on
the ground.
It is a grey-brown colour with a greyer head, a buffy eyebrow and a dark line through the eye. The breast is pale browny-grey with black-edged, buffy tear-drops on the lower breast and belly. Undertail coverts are white with black bars. |
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