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    The document is about the White-winged Fairywren, a small Australian bird with striking black, white, grey, and blue colors. It builds tiny 10cm x 6cm nests with side entrances in dense, thorny bushes and lays clutches of 2-4 eggs. The White-winged Fairywren survives on insects like beetles and spiders and helps conserve the native vegetation in the Mallee region.

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    The document is about the White-winged Fairywren, a small Australian bird with striking black, white, grey, and blue colors. It builds tiny 10cm x 6cm nests with side entrances in dense, thorny bushes and lays clutches of 2-4 eggs. The White-winged Fairywren survives on insects like beetles and spiders and helps conserve the native vegetation in the Mallee region.

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    The document is about the White-winged Fairywren, a small Australian bird with striking black, white, grey, and blue colors. It builds tiny 10cm x 6cm nests with side entrances in dense, thorny bushes and lays clutches of 2-4 eggs. The White-winged Fairywren survives on insects like beetles and spiders and helps conserve the native vegetation in the Mallee region.

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    My common name is a White-winged Fairywren,

    If you are clever try my scientific name: Malurus


    leucopterus!
    I have striking colours: black, white, grey and
    blue
    And I like eating insects; especially delicious
    beetles and yummy spiders!

    My small size allows my species to build a nest in


    dense, thorny bush
    It is tiny, only 10cm x 6cm with a secret side
    entrance!
    My clutch is 2-4 eggs with an incubation time of
    at least 24 days.
    If you want to help me survive please do not
    clear the native vegetation in the Mallee region.

    White- winged Fairy-wren


    Poet and Illustrator Aimee Geyer

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