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Willie-Wagtale
Rhipidura leucophrys
Least Concern
5 photos
· First seen Feb 2026
Habitat
Open forests, woodlands, grasslands, urban parks, and wetlands.
Diet
Insects and small invertebrates caught in the air or gleaned from the ground.
Classification
Passeriformes · Rhipiduridae
Resources
View on eBird ↗
Listen on Macaulay Library ↗
Fun Facts
It is known for its constant side-to-side tail-wagging behavior.
Despite its small size, it is highly aggressive and will mob much larger birds like hawks.
It is one of the few Australian birds that may sing throughout the night, especially during full moons.
Sighting Locations
5 photos at 2 locations
Photos
Bombastic Side-eye from Willie-Wagtail
600mm · f/6.3 · 1/800s · ISO 1600
5 March 2026
Willie-Wagtale
600mm · f/6.3 · 1/2500s · ISO 12800
26 February 2026
Willie-Wagtail Sunbaking
600mm · f/6.3 · 1/800s · ISO 1600
5 March 2026
Willie-Wagtale
600mm · f/6.3 · 1/2500s · ISO 1250
26 February 2026
Willie-Wagtail Chilling on a Stump
600mm · f/6.3 · 1/800s · ISO 12800
5 March 2026