New Holland Honeyeater

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  1. Isac

    Isac Well-Known Member

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    This is a very young one and it seems to be enjoying the taste of the Callistemon (Bottle Brush).
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  2. porkphoto

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    Great series...I enjoy seeing birds from other parts of the world. Great photography showing all the details of the birds!
     
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  4. Isac

    Isac Well-Known Member

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    Thank you PP. They are tiny little birds, always on the move. you have to hide and sit quietly to get shots of them.
    Cheers Craig. They do love the Red Callistemons.
     
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