93 The Olive-Backed Oriole Locationless, Locationless, Locationless
By
Cybergran v on 11-Dec-21. Waypoint GA25554
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | Locationless |
| Container: | Other |
| Proximity: | 161m |
| Maximum Finds: | 1 |
Description
The Olive-backed Oriole, also called Green Thrush, frequent the open forest or brushlands of northern, eastern, and southern Australia to Adelaide. It utters rolling, somewhat monotonous notes and is an assured mimic of other birds' calls. It often calls "O-ree-ee-o-ole." It's beautiful, hanging, cup-shaped nest, composed of strips of soft bark and leaves and lined with dry grass, is cleverly suspended from an outer, drooping branch of a leafy tree, from 4 to 60 feet from the ground. It eats native fruits, berries, and insects.
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It was identified as being a listing which is now covered by the Jigsaw geocache type.
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Thanks for another interesting set of information in this fun avian puzzle series. The kids are having fun and really enjoying the challenge of catching up on this series by completing the puzzles and seeing all the different birds and plants. We have learnt about some amazing examples of Australian bird life.
Thanks for another in this most excellent birdie puzzling series..!!
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Thanks for todays bout of olive.
Another birdie has flown.
Nice puzzle.
TFTL
Another birdie has flown.
Nice puzzle.
TFTL
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Thanks for another bird in this series Cybergran V. Remember spotting the cute little nest built by this bird on a caching trip to the mainland.
As we countdown to Christmas the end is nigh for this great series.
I will miss the daily birdsong...
Cheers Val.
I will miss the daily birdsong...
Cheers Val.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Many thanks for today's and this great series. Great weather today and it was great in the water at the beach. TFTLC 
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