October 2013
The Western Wattlebird is distributed in the south-west of Western Australia. See the distribution map at Birdlife International. It is found in Eucalyptus forest and woodland and shrublands with Banksia and Dryandra.
Although it is called a wattlebird it does not have any wattles. In this respect it is similar to Little Wattlebird A. chrysoptera with which it used to be lumped by many authorities.
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