I have recently extended my usual circuit around Greens Bush in the Mornington Peninsula National Park to include several of the fire trails that occur further along the Two Bays Walk. On Saturday I took the longer circuit. Where the fire trail came back into the forest my eyes were adapting to the change in light when I disturbed a plump bird a few metres in front of me and with an explosion of clattering wings he flew to a tree above. He didn’t fly far and I had good views of a bird I had not seen before at Greens Bush. A male Common Bronzewing (the large pale head marking denotes a male Bronze)
Common Bronzewing, Greens Bush, Mornington Peninsula National Park, Vic,
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Nice find Malt, we do not see them here either but have seen them on our travels in other states. Like the Crested Pigeon you get some lovely effects with their iridescent wing coverts in sunlight.
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