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Yellow Wattlebird

Anthochaera paradoxa

The yellow wattlebird is the world's largest honeyeater. It ranges in height from 37 to 45 centimetres (14 to 17 inches).

It has a harsh belching call, is very common in dry forest and can also be found in wet forest.

It nests in a large open 'saucer' of twigs and strips of bark, bound with wool and lined with grass and wool.