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I've got a family of them at my work (in Perth, not NSW). I work nights and have a lot of downtime, so I've spent a lot of time over the years just watching them look for food. I love the way they bounce along when they need to move on the ground, but I don't love the diving peck they do when they see food from a rooftop and neither does the bonnet of my car.

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There's a crew of burras that hang out just off Enmore Rd not far from Newtown Station in Sydney. Sometimes their morning singing is so regular and on-time you could rely on it as a daily alarm clock.

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aussie.zone

I saw tons in the blue mountains, and many other very pretty birds

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aussie.zone

Have noticed they seem to hide for some parts of the year, maybe unlucky timing

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Maybe, I was there in late April. There also were lots of tourists, maybe that's why.

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