1. A group of four pied Butcherbirds sings a morning concert in Cape Range National Park, Western Australia.Pied Butcherbirds are excellent singers with an enor

2. Cracticus, genus Cracticus - type genus of the Cracticidae: Australian Butcherbirds.

3. The Australasian butcherbirds are not shrikes, although they occupy a similar ecological niche.

4. Grey Butcherbirds rampant calling, duet, solo, juvenile - wide variety of calls

5. Grey Butcherbird two baby grey Butcherbirds with a parent in the background

6. The two juvenile Pied Butcherbirds are well-developed and are almost the same size as the adults

7. Native to Australia, New Guinea and proximate islands are birds of paradise, honeyeaters, Australasian treecreeper, Australasian robin, kingfishers, butcherbirds and bowerbirds.

8. Grey Butcherbird issuing its call; this is the bird whose calls were recorded on 27 March 2015 [Sawtell, NSW, March 2015] Near-frontal view of a pair of Grey Butcherbirds, with the male in front and the female at the back (photo courtesy of A

9. This page shows answers to the clue Butcherbird, followed by 3 definitions like “Shrikes that impale their prey on thorns”, “Butcherbirds are magpie-like birds in the genus Cracticus” and “Any of several large, carnivorous birds of the genus Cracticus”.