Sulphur Crested Cockatoo at our bird
bath |
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. . . . . . inspecting a banana normally taken by possums at night |
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. . . . and drinking from the fish pond fountain |
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Rainbow Lorikeets flock to the flowers in our tall Eucalyptus trees in the Spring |
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- and to our nectar feeder at other times of the year - joining other
nectar eaters |
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New Holland Honey Eater one of many who rapidly deplete our nectar feeder (see below) |
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A typical swarm of New Holland Honeyeaters at our nectar feeder |
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Little Brush Wattlebird |
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Brush Wattlebirds at the nectar feeder |
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Young Brush being given the brush-off by an elder |
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The Red Wattlebird chases the other birds off the nectar feeder - including the usually aggressive Noisy Miners |
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Red Capped Robin |
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Kookaburras on the upstairs balcony - inspecting our fish pond |
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Ducks visited our pond before we put wire netting over it |
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White Faced Heron used to take our fish before the wire netting was put on the pond |
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Mother Wagtail |
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Wagtail chicks just out of the nest before their first flight |
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Barbary Dove |
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Lace Neck dove, Barbary Dove and Crested Pigeon |
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A Pheasant drops in to inspect the dove's seed tray |
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Above and below - Noisy Miner at our bird bath |
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Noisy Miners at the nectar |
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Australian Magpie |
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Galah cockatoos |
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Australian Ibis in a local school ground |
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And at a nearby small wetland |
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