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"The Mangrove Golden Whistler belongs to the Pachycephalidae family, which means “thick-head,” referring to their robust necks and heads. This family includes whistlers, shrike-thrushes, and shrike-tits."
Field Guide
Black-tailed Whistler
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The Black-tailed Whistler, also known as the Mangrove Golden Whistler (*Pachycephala melanura*), is a robust songbird found in the mangrove forests and adjacent wet woodlands of northern Australia and southern New Guinea.
Distribution Map
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Top Locations
Curated birding spots where the Black-tailed Whistler has been recorded.
- BroomeKey spot🔥 ActiveWestern Australia · 4 species · seen 26 days ago
- Arrow Pearling BaseKey spotWestern Australia
- Bard creek - sandy pointKey spotWestern Australia · 1 species · seen 88 days ago
- Broome Town BeachKey spotWestern Australia · 3 species · seen 35 days ago
- Cape KeraudrenKey spotWestern Australia
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