File:Variegated fairy-wren in Allocasuarina litoralis 7th Brigade Park Chermside P1040683.jpg

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The Variegated fairywren, (Malurus lamberti), is common in the dense riparian vegetation along the waterways of 7th Brigade Park, Chermside, and in the park's remnant open forest that retains a well developed under-storey.

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English: The Variegated fairywren, (Malurus lamberti), is common in the dense riparian vegetation along the waterways of 7th Brigade Park, Chermside, and in the park's remnant open forest that retains a well developed under-storey. It is commonly observed in small family parties, often mixed with Superb fairywrens and Red-backed fairywrens.
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