The Red Wattlebird is among the largest of the Australian honeyeaters. 
More nectar for breakfast!
This one was found back at the lagoon.
1 year ago
Sunday, 24 June 2007
Red Wattlebird
The Red Wattlebird is among the largest of the Australian honeyeaters.
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Hmmm, we have stumbled onto why some birds are hypoactive!
When are you going to show us the Yellow Belly Sap Sucker - Both with and without a star on their belly? bwahahahahaha!
I'm not going to America just to photograph a sap sucker Joy Eliz, whether a star or not! Aren't our yellow bellies good enough for you?
The trees are like the local shops for the birds, where's the check-out?
Shhhhh, steal the food Modroom hehhehheeee. It's alright, we are on Council Land!
THAT bird's not red!
Its wattle is red, Catnapping!
hahahahaha! If I happen to see one I'll snap a pic. And yes, your YBSS are enough! :)
I'll hold you to that Joy Eliz! Snap the Suckers! And yet she keeps returning ...
This is the bird that is undercover.
He isn't normally this difficult to see Perriette, however there were storms arriving and the sky was dark ...
oh.
nevermind
I won't Catnapping. Next time you will spot the wattle's colour of his wattle!
The flowers look like feather dusters!
But smell better Ces :)
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