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English: The Australasian figbird is a year round resident of 7th Brigade Park. Flocks are most common in riparian vegetation or open forest remnants where soft fruits can be found.
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The Australasian figbird is a year round resident of 7th Brigade Park. Flocks are most common in riparian vegetation or open forest remnants where soft fruits can be found.

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