Double-barred Finch Taeniopygia bichenovii
Double-barred Finch, near Kuranda, Queensland, Australia, November 2010 - click for larger image near Kuranda, Queensland, Australia
November 2010

The Double-barred Finch is endemic to Australia where it is distributed in the north and east from northern Western Australia through Northern Territory and Queensland to New South Wales and northern Victoria.

Double-barred Finch, near Kuranda, Queensland, Australia, November 2010 - click for larger image It is found in grassy woodland, scrubland, along water courses and in parks and gardens.

There are two sub-species. The one to the west and north, T. b. annulosa has a black rump while the nominate form, shown here, has a white rump.

Double-barred Finch, near Kuranda, Queensland, Australia, November 2010 - click for larger image
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