A baby butcherbird repositions itself in its nest

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   Cheeseness (cheeseness@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 23-Nov-2024 15:01:14 JST Cheeseness

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   Here's a video of the baby butcherbird repositioning itself in the nest. In the previous photo, there are some hints of wattle on the chin - I don't know if that's normal for butcherbirds or if we're looking at a brood parasite

   Edit: Or maybe it's just a couple of twigs in the foreground?