Collared Palm-Thrush

Small rainforest bird with yellow throat patch. Primarily olive brown with yellow edges to the primaries. Has a dark face with a pale streak above the eye. Inhabits rainforest habitats on the east coast of Australia. It is usually seen actively hopping around and foraging on the rainforest floor, as it feeds exclusively on the ground. May mimic the calls of other species.

Stout, small-billed bush-robin, somewhat similar in appearance to Himalayan Bluetail and some blue flycatchers; the bush-robin is bulkier than the blue flycatchers and has more orange below than Himalayan Bluetail. Male is dark blue above with a darker face, while female is brown above with a white eye-ring; both sexes have the orange underparts. Breeds in coniferous-dominated scrubby growth above the treeline, and winters in scrubby and lightly wooded edge habitats.

Small social songbird, often encountered foraging in upper levels of forest. Mostly olive-green above with a yellow undertail. Belly, chest, and throat gray. Note the smudgy black patch in front of the eye and bright white eye-ring. Found in forest and forest edge from around 900 to 1950 meters of elevation. Similar to Yellow-throated White-eye, but upperparts less yellow and throat gray. Common calls include a loud mellow “peeeu” and high-pitched “peep-peep” foraging calls.