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scrub bird

One of two Australian birds of the genus Atrichornis, order Passeriformes. Both are about 18 cm/7 in long, rather wrenlike but long-tailed. Scrub birds are good mimics.

The noisy scrub bird Atrichornis clamosus was feared to be extinct, but has been rediscovered, although numbers are still low. The other species is the rufous scrub bird A. rufescens.



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Scrub bird tables and feeders monthly with a proprietary cleaner or a weak solution of bleach to prevent harmful bacteria building up which could kill birds.
Scrub bird tables and feeders monthly with a proprietary cleaner or a weak solution of bleach to prevent harmful bacteria building up which could kill birds.
Birds are attracted to water for drinking and bathing, so scrub bird baths with vinegar and water rather than bleach (it's safer), and refill daily.
 
 
 
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