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Crimson Rosella in their nesting hollow. I love the light and texture of this image.
24/10/2026

Crimson Rosella in their nesting hollow. I love the light and texture of this image.

Sprinter is here! That transition period between Spring and Winter. Hearing the first miagagratory voices reemerge from ...
01/08/2026

Sprinter is here! That transition period between Spring and Winter.

Hearing the first miagagratory voices reemerge from the soundscape after their Winter hiatus. It is the voice of the Yellow-faced Honeyeater that marks this season for me. I have heard a couple of the brave ones, in the last week, as they head back down here from further North. Lucky the mistletoe is still flowering.

The Superb Fairy-wrens have transitioned into their breeding plumage.

Wattle is flowering and nest building for the Maggies and Wrens is underway.

đź“· Yellow-faced Honeyeater in November when the Callistemons were flowering.

I love the wintery blue tones of this image. There is something very serene about it. It reminds me of an oil painting. ...
09/07/2026

I love the wintery blue tones of this image. There is something very serene about it. It reminds me of an oil painting.

Winter has a way of sucking the colours out of the landscape and some of the birds for that mater, like this male Superb...
09/07/2026

Winter has a way of sucking the colours out of the landscape and some of the birds for that mater, like this male Superb Fairy Wren, stripped of his bright blue breeding plumage.

24/06/2026

Posting this as a reel after many people found it interesting… Pigs vs Ravens? Nature can keep us guessing sometimes and it pays to do your “dirt time.”

20/06/2026

Mistletoe plays a very important part in our local ecosystem. It has just started flowing and will provide essential food for our nectar eating birds, like the Eastern Spinebill, over the Winter months.

The Mistletoe bird is almost exclusively responsible for seed dispersal. They swallow the sticky berries, and when the seed passes through their gut, they excrete it directly onto host branches where it germinates.

Flame Robin 🔥This was a first for me and very special to see a few of these brightly coloured gems in a local place. I h...
30/04/2026

Flame Robin 🔥

This was a first for me and very special to see a few of these brightly coloured gems in a local place. I have been visiting this spot for quite a few years so it was very exciting to meet a new feathered friend.

I thought his posturing was quite interesting. It was like he was wearing tails and missing the top hat.

Jacky Winter ❄️ These sweet little birds were hanging out and feeding with the some Flame Robins on a recent overnight h...
30/04/2026

Jacky Winter ❄️

These sweet little birds were hanging out and feeding with the some Flame Robins on a recent overnight hike I did. They seemed to be favouring one spot on the fringe of some wooded and open country.

Scarlet Robin in the morning light ✨
21/04/2026

Scarlet Robin in the morning light ✨

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