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This gallery was created in pain and by the sweat of my brow. There are no lookouts where you can watch Ural owls, you just have to find them, work yourself out  on foot. Sounds innocent, but for a person with no adequate physical efficiency covering almost 30 kilometers a day, mostly through dense vegetation with over a dozen kilograms of equipment, was no small feat.

It happened to me that I met the Varied Triller twice for a moment as it can be seen in my non-full-size gallery. When I saw it for the first time I thought that it was my first representative of Piciformes (woodpeckers) in Australia. OK, for the woodpecker it might have too little beak, but otherwise its shape, coloration - exactly as it should be. Nothing could be further from the truth - in Australia there are no woodpeckers! Throughout such a large territory, with such diversity and multiplicity of bird species, woodpeckers do not occur.