During spring the understory throughout Greens Bush has been in full bloom. Amongst the many birds that I saw feeding on the flowers was this White-naped Honeyeater. I mostly see this species higher in the canopy and more often hear them as they make their distinctive calls. I think it was a fairly young bird to allow me to get so close to watch it as it moved arobatically around several low bushes. It was a good opportunity to photograph this beautiful little bird with the lovely orange eye lid.
White naped honeyeater, Greens Bush, Mornington Peninsula National Park, Vic
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Beautiful captures of this bird Malt. It always seems to be feeding upside down in my photos .. They are a stunning little bird and they just love blossom
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Thanks Ashley, I think this little guy was getting a good feed, it just ignored me and I was only a few feet away
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Wonderful series of this handsome little bird!
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Thanks Belinda
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