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White-Cheeked Honeyeater

White-Cheeked Honeyeater

A gorgeous little bird with its striking colors of yellow, black and white. White-Cheeked Honeyeater is only 16-18cm in size and lives, breeds and feeds in rainforest margins, eucalypt forests, watercourse vegetation, coastal scrubs, paperbarks, and wet heaths. The most similar species is New Holland Honeyeater They also source insects often hovering for them in the air. On the Whitye Cheeked Honeyeater link above there is a lot of information on the lovely little bird, well worth the read. They Breed April- Nov and they have just the one partner for the breeding season. (how lovely) or depending on nectar...

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Ideal Chrissy Presents

Ideal Chrissy Presents

We are reducing the price of our Scarlet Honeyeater Cork-Backed Placemats and Coasters. There Is 6 Placemats to the set and 6 Coasters to the set. Each come in their own decorative box. Set Of 6 Placemats was $92.99  NOW $65.09 Set of 6 Coasters  was $42.99 NOW $30.10 also (both are posted free Australia Wide) Placemat size:33.5cm x 26cm Coaster size:10.5cm x 9.1cm Please email marking the subject line with Placemats or Coasters elvacarter@iinet.net.au  

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The Scarlet Honeyeater

The Scarlet Honeyeater

  The highlight of my photography year in 2019 was definitely spotting and capturing the Scarlet Honeyeater's in action everyday for about 4 months feeding from the various native flora that we planted many years ago on our 2 acre property. Scarlet Honeyeater is only about 10cm in size they are very very quick making them extremely difficult to see and capture on camera. I witnessed the hard working female who went about building her nest, lovingly looking after and feeding her chicks sometimes 2 or 3 at a time which was an all day effort due to being chased...

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