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249: 563: 448:. The brown thornbill is slightly smaller than the inland thornbill at approximately 10 cm (3.9 in) compared to 11.5 cm (4.5 in). The inland thornbill has white speckling on the forehead, while the brown thornbill has rufous speckling and is less grey than the inland thornbill. Range and habitat is the easiest way to differentiate these two species. Where both species occur in eastern Australia, the inland thornbill can be found in drier habitats than the brown thornbill; however, in southwestern Western Australia (outside of the brown thornbill’s range) inland thornbill can be found in wetter forests. 28: 611: 72: 417: 47: 543: 1764: 425: 1750: 265:, or thornbill genus, was inconsistent with the currently accepted taxonomy.  Historically, researchers recognised 10 -17 species in 1 – 3 genera. Separate traditional species of Thornbill have now been more accurately classified as subspecies than discrete species; however, the evolutionary relationships between inland thornbills and other 707:
wood forest is logged, but habitat trees are left after the logged area was burned. In comparison, other studies have found that inland thornbills struggle to recover after a wildfire or drought. One possible explanation for inhibited regeneration of the abundance of inland thornbills is poor powers
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listing threshold. It is acknowledged that while the population trend of inland thornbills is decreasing, it is not rapidly approaching the >30% decline over three generations or ten years that would qualify Vulnerable due to population trend. Furthermore, while the exact population size of the
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The nest of the inland thornbill is domed and is near the ground, nestled in a shrub. The nest is constructed of dry grass and bark fragments bound by cobwebs; near the top is a side entrance, and the nest is lined with feathers and soft grass. Inland thornbill breeding season is July to December
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As the distribution range of the inland thornbills is wide, inland thornbills inhabit a variety of different habitat types. Inland thornbills inhabit arid woodlands and scrubs throughout Australia, including the mulga
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Gould originally described the inland thornbill as having a larger and rounder tail, a broad and distinct band of black tipped with white across the ends of the tail feathers, and a larger overall size than other
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in Queensland, the conservation status of the inland thornbill is Least Concern. Furthermore, the conservation status is secure in all states and territories where the inland thornbill can be found.
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Inland thornbills are long-lived, with one instance of the same bird being retrapped and banded over seven years after the first occasion. A typical lifespan for an inland thornbill is 5.7 years.
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Typically, inland thornbills do not feed on the ground but instead in foliage as shrubs-canopy or generalised feeders. Inland thornbills are known to forage in the foliage of trees and the dense
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of shrubs in small parties or pairs but have been known to feed with other small birds in a mixed flock. The typical diet of inland thornbills consists of spiders and other small insects.
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A definitive relationship between inland thornbills and habitat destruction is not clear. Some research suggests that inland thornbills have historically increased abundance when a
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in southwestern Western Australia and dense forests and coastal heaths. While the distribution range of inland thornbills is large, they are not a
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inland thornbill is not quantified, it is believed to be greater than the threshold for Vulnerable status under the population size criterion.
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on 01 October 2016. The justification was that the inland thornbill is not limited to a niche habitat and has a distribution range above the
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on two separate occasions, pair breeding is believed to have evolved, but this is not believed to be due to environmental variables.
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is more complex than just classifying the genus. To further complicate the evolutionary relationships between species in the genus
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species identified five separate species groups. Inland thornbills are in the same species group as
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species. The inland thornbill has several calls similar to the brown thornbill and a high-pitched
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which now has three more species than the eleven outlined by Gould in The Birds of Australia. The
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Coman, Amelia; Potter, Sally; Moritz, Craig; Campbell, Catriona D.; Joseph, Leo (November 2020).
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of recolonisation. It is also possible that inland thornbills require less frequent fire events.
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There are four recognised subspecies of inland thornbill with different geographic regions:
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Eastern South Australia and northwestern Victoria; central New South Wales and Queensland.
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Nicholls, James A.; Double, Michael C.; Rowell, David M.; Magrath, Robert D. (2000).
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are complicated. For example, the relationship between the inland thornbill and the
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species. The inland thornbill male is larger than the female. Some species of
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genera, as these species have previously been found to be in the same
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Gould, Elizabeth; Gould, John; Richter, Henry Constantine (1840).
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in appearance, and these two species are sometimes considered
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Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research
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A. inornate, A. uropygialis, A, reguloides, and A. iredalei
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with three white eggs with reddish freckles and blotches.
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Sibley, Charles G.; Ahlquist, Jon E. (23 January 1991).
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Acanthiza apicalis plate from Birds of Australia (Gould)
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that were once considered independent species. The word
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Inland thornbills are also susceptible to cat predation
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is native to New Guinea and Australia and comprises 12
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Inland thornbill, Wyperfeld National Park, Victoria
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Index


Conservation status
Least Concern
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Passeriformes
Acanthizidae
Acanthiza
Binomial name
Gould
John Gould
The Birds of Australia
passerines
Acanthiza
Noongar
subspecies

brown thornbill
mountain thornbill
New Guinea
New Guinea thornbill
yellow thornbill
morphology
nuclear DNA
gerygone

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