New Holland Honeyeater
Gathering nesting material from a reed. This species resembles the White Cheeked Honeyeater in many ways, but the easiest way to distinguish them is their white eyes.
Brown Honeyeater
Curious Brown Honeyeater
Brown Honeyeater Eucalyptus
I enjoy this photo, but please do not purchase this one as the bird is not entirely in focus and I dont want any disappointed customers.
Pickled Tink
White cheek honeyeater in a symphony of kangaroo paws
White cheek honeyeater
Singing Honeyeater
This photo was taken soon after the 2019 bushfires and shortly before the Covid-19 crisis struck. It means so much to me on many levels
Brown Honeyeater and Sturt Peas
Perth's Botanical Gardens
Brown Honeyeater and Sturt peas
Brown Honeyeater, Sturt Peas and the ant
I love this shot because the inconspicuous ant is also enjoying the sweet nectar of the flower blossom (bosom)
The Ant
Cropped section of the previous photo
I love a good gum nut!
Brown Honeyeater on Kangaroo paw
A lovely bird with a beak deformity. I watched it over several weeks and it was not handicapped by this lower beak, and it even had a mate...
Another view of the overgrown lower beak
It appears there is a stick protruding from this birds lower jaw, but a closer photo shows it has a growth deformity, the lower beak has kept growing
White Cheeked Honey Eater and Burdett's Banksia
Pair of White Cheek Honeyeaters
New Holland Honeyeaters
Singing honeyeater
Juvenile White Naped Honeyeater
Yellow Plumed Honeyeater
Yellow plumed honeyeater waiting its turn for a dip in the pond below
