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black-chinned honeyeater [Melithreptus gularis]

Schwarzkinn-Honigschmecker {m}orn.T

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white-chinned honeyeater [Myzomela albigula]

Weißkinn-Honigfresser {m}orn.T

black-chinned jacamar [Galbula ruficauda]

Rotschwanz-Glanzvogel {m}orn.T

Rotschwanzjakamar {m}orn.T

black-chinned babbler [Stachyris pyrrhops]

Schwarzkinntimalie {f}orn.T

black-chinned antcreeper [Hypocnemoides melanopogon]

Schwarzkinn-Ameisenschnäpper {m}orn.T

black-chinned antbird [Hypocnemoides melanopogon]

Nördlicher Grauameisenschnäpper {m}orn.T

black-chinned hummingbird [Archilochus alexandri]

Schwarzkinnkolibri {m}orn.T

black-chinned weaver [Ploceus nigrimentus]

Schwarzkinnweber {m}orn.T

black-chinned siskin [Carduelis barbata]

Bartzeisig {m}orn.T

black-chinned dolphin [Lagenorhynchus australis]

Peale-Delfin {m}zool.T

black-chinned sparrow [Spizella atrogularis]

Schwarzkinnammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}] [auch: Schwarzkinn-Ammer]orn.T

black-chinned yuhina [Yuhina nigrimenta]

Meisenyuhina {f}orn.T

black-chinned mountain tanager [Anisognathus notabilis]

Schwarzkinn-Bergtangare {f}orn.T

black-chinned fruit dove [Ptilinopus leclancheri]

Schwarzkehlfruchttaube / Schwarzkehl-Fruchttaube {f}orn.T

Schwarzkinn-Fruchttaube {f}orn.T

Schwarzkinnfruchttaube {f}orn.T

black-chinned chipping sparrow [Spizella atrogularis]

Schwarzkinnammer {f} [fachspr. auch {m}] [auch: Schwarzkinn-Ammer]orn.T

Peale's black-chinned dolphin [Lagenorhynchus australis]

Peale-Delfin {m}zool.T

black honeyeater [Certhionyx niger]

Trauerhonigfresser {m}orn.T

black-cowled honeyeater [Myzomela melanocephala]

Savohonigfresser {m}orn.T

• Insects form the bulk of the diet, and like its close relatives, the brown-headed and strong-billed honeyeaters, the black-chinned honeyeater forages by probing in the bark of trunks and branches of trees.
• Classically, six species have been recognised, but evidence published in 2010 confirms the distinct status of Gilbert's honeyeater.
• Lilyvale has been identified by BirdLife International as an Important Bird Area (IBA) because it supports an unusually high population density of red goshawks, as well as four of the 17 species confined to the tropical savanna biome in Queensland, the yellow, yellow-tinted and bar-breasted honeyeaters, and the silver-crowned friarbird.