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Spangled
Drongo
Dicrurus
bracteatus

This very wet spangled
Drongo has just had a bath and is drying in the afternoon sun. They
are a spectacular flying bird as they swoop and twist after flying
insects. An aggressive bird they often kill smaller birds.
Their delicate basket shaped nests are high in trees, made from
twigs and vine tendrils bound together with spiders web.
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Photographed
and call recorded
at Thylogale
by David & Diane Armbrust

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