129K views · 4.3K reactions | A Pied Butcherbird choir to sing in the weekend! Found across most of mainland Australia, Pied Butcherbirds are best known for their beautiful flute-like song – among the most musical of the songbirds.  Sari Beasley | BirdLife Australia | Facebook

11K views · 593 reactions | Is it a blackbird? A duck? A frog? No, it's a Gray Catbird! Catbirds may be named for their cat-like mew call, but that's not the only species sound in their repertoire. They can be master mimics of the bird world. Enjoy our Video of the Week and be amazed as one catbird uses the songs and calls of several different species to create his own song. | Cornell Lab of Ornithology | Facebook

59K views · 1.5K reactions |  Fact of the Day Did you know after leaving the nest, young butcherbirds will stay with their parents for a year, even helping raise the next clutch of chicks. #ausgeo #seeaustralia #factoftheday #butcherbirds #birdsofaustralia #ausgeobirds #birding | Australian Geographic | Facebook