Grey Currawong

Look for this large, glossy black-and-white corvid-like bird moving through eucalypt forest and woodland edges, often in pairs or small family groups foraging on the ground or in the canopy for insects, berries and small vertebrates. Its far-carrying, ringing call is often the first clue to its presence, especially at dawn. It is most conspicuous in open forest and farmland margins across southern Australia during the cooler months when flocks range more widely in search of food.