Multi-species plate · Gould · 1837-1838
Four birds identified on this plate
Weebill · Western Gerygone · White-throated Gerygone
Plate 61
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01WeebillPsilopus brevirostris→Smicrornis brevirostrisShow this identification
This plate depicts more than one taxon. Each bird is traced separately so that one identification is not made to stand for the whole artwork.
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The plate depicts several named birds. This identification is traced separately from the other birds in the artwork.
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02Western GerygonePsilopus fuscus→Gerygone fuscaShow this identification
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The plate depicts several named birds. This identification is traced separately from the other birds in the artwork.
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03White-throated GerygonePsilopus albogularis→Gerygone olivaceaShow this identification
This plate depicts more than one taxon. Each bird is traced separately so that one identification is not made to stand for the whole artwork.
What connects the names
The plate depicts several named birds. This identification is traced separately from the other birds in the artwork.
High confidence: The source identification and present taxonomy connect directly through the cited evidence.
The bird today
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04White-throated GerygonePsilopus olivaceus→Gerygone olivaceaShow this identification
This plate depicts more than one taxon. Each bird is traced separately so that one identification is not made to stand for the whole artwork.
What connects the names
The plate depicts several named birds. This identification is traced separately from the other birds in the artwork.
High confidence: The source identification and present taxonomy connect directly through the cited evidence.
The bird today
Follow the accepted taxon into present-day biodiversity records, observations and sound identification.
- Publication
- A synopsis of the birds of Australia, and the adjacent islands, Single volume
- Plate
- 61
- Creator
- John Gould; plates predominantly by Elizabeth Gould
- Holding institution
- Museums Victoria
- Taxonomic authority
- AviList 2025
- Rights
- Public domain — source record marked not in copyright.