other intermediate size birds on The Pinnacle Nature Reserve

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11 native species of other intermediate size birds local to the area have been observed on the Pinnacle Nature Reserve.

All photos were taken on the Reserve by Alison Milton

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Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike	Cuckoo-shrikes, Orioles and related
		Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike Regular visitor (breeding) in spring/summer. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike Very rare / threatened species*** White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike Very rare / threatened species. Rare, non-breeding autumn migrant. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		Olive-backed Oriole Olive-backed Oriole Occasional visitor, generally seen passing through in spring and autumn. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		White-winged Triller Very rare / threatened species*** White-winged Triller Very rare / threatened species. Regular visitor (breeding) in spring/summer. Generally seen in woodland/forest. Listed as vulnerable in the ACT. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		Common Cicadabird Rare or uncommon** Common Cicada bird Rare or uncommon species. Breeding summer migrant. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group

	Quail and Button Quail
		Brown Quail Rare or uncommon species** Brown Quail Rare or uncommon species. Very occasional visitor. Usually flushed from deep grass. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		Stubble Quail Stubble Quail Very occasional visitor more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
Rainbow Bee-eater		Painted Button-quail Painted Button-quail Very occasional visitor more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group

	Swifts
		Magpie-lark Magpie-lark Common resident (breeding) more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		Rainbow Bee-eater Rainbow Bee-eater Occasional visitor in spring/summer more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group
		White-throated Needletail Very rare / threatened species*** White-throated Needletail Very rare / threatened species. Uncommon, non-breeding summer migrant. more: from Canberra Ornathologists Group

White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike

Olive-backed Oriole

For more photos from the Pinnacle and elsewhere in the ACT, follow this link to NatureMapr

https://canberra.naturemapr.org/locations/sightings/63/434