Spotted Pardalote (Pardalotus punctatus)

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The Spotted Pardalote (Pardalotus punctatus) is a small, brightly colored bird with striking plumage. It has a black head and wings with white spots, a yellow throat, and a red rump. Its back is olive green, and it features a distinctive white eyebrow stripe.

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Category:Animals

Subcategory:Birds

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Keywords:Australian birds, Avian diversity, Bird identification, Bird in the wild, Bird photography, Birdwatching, Black head, Brightly colored bird, Nature conservation, Nature photography, Olive green back, Ornithology, Pardalote species, Pardalotus punctatus, Red rump, Small bird, Spotted Pardalote, White eyebrow stripe, White spots, Wildlife observation, Yellow throat

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