“This bird bath ain’t big enough fer the both of us!”…
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Juvenile Laughing Turtle-dove and a New Holland Honey-eater (Below) at 20 paces. 🙂
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Awesome photos. 😀
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The honey eater is a very interesting bird!
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Proof that good things come in small packages! 😉 Very fast movers too, so hard to catch ‘on film’.
I suspect it might even be mis-named as i think it’s habit of sticking it’s beak into flowers has been misinterpreted as eating nectar/honey when what i think it is really after are small insects that live on the flower. I’ve seen it ‘hunt’ on bushes with no flowers/honey and on branches of flowered trees but not near the flowers. They also sometimes shoot up out of the shrubs and bushes into the air about 6 ft above the plant like they are chasing something then land back in the shrubs.
I guess ‘New Holland Bugeater’ doesn’t have the same panache? 🙂
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