Yes, all four are present at Durikai, with White-throated being the least reported on Eremaea. Steve Murray
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David and Marg Taylor
Wow – thats great stuff Greg
I’ve had black- chinned and white naped feeding together at Durikai and brown -headed close by – but personally ive never managed white- throated out there – four together would be amazing and no doubt possible! its a fantastic area for honeyeaters – on a train right now but at a guess around 15 – 20 honeyeater species possible there – one of my favourite birding spots
Cheers
David Taylor
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One response to “Three species of Melithreptus honeyeaters feeding together”
Wow – thats great stuff Greg
I’ve had black- chinned and white naped feeding together at Durikai and brown -headed close by – but personally ive never managed white- throated out there – four together would be amazing and no doubt possible! its a fantastic area for honeyeaters – on a train right now but at a guess around 15 – 20 honeyeater species possible there – one of my favourite birding spots
Cheers
David Taylor
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