Black Currawong (Strepera fuliginosa)

Commonly called the Black jay it is endemic to Tasmania and the nearby islands within the Bass Strait.

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What habitats does Strepera fuliginosa live in?

The Black Currawong occurs in a range of habitats in Tasmania, including mountain and lowland forests, coastal heath, grazing lands and suburban areas

What is the distribution of Strepera fuliginosa?

Tasmania including the islands in the Bass Strait

How big does Strepera fuliginosa grow?

50 cm long with an 80 cm wingspan

Common Name:Black Currawong

GenusStrepera

Speciesfuliginosa

Family Name:Artamidae

Aliases: Black Jay,

Origin:Endemic

Conservation Status:Least Concern

Tags: crow-like

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Species Added: 17-05-2020 00:00:00

Species Updated: 31-07-2022 00:00:00

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