White fronted honeyeater at minnippi parklands.

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After a failed attempt in the rain this morning I went back this afternoon for another crack at the white fronted honeyeater. Had a fantastic half an hour watching one very hyperactive bird chasing all others from its favorite tree, and feeding in the blossoms. A number of times the bird flew down to some low flowers giving me some fabulous views. Seems like an amazing find for Brisbane so thanks to Collin for posting! John Hammond.

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2 responses to “White fronted honeyeater at minnippi parklands.”

  1. david taylor  Avatar
    david taylor

    Hi Maree – John Hammond was there just a few minutes ago taking a GPS reading so will ensure you get it.

    regards

    David Taylor

    David and Marg Taylor Brisbane

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  2. Marie Tarrant  Avatar
    Marie Tarrant

    That’s great news! I won’t be able to have a try for the bird before the weekend and so if anyone has been and has a GPS reading or is going and could take a GPS reading of the stand of trees it’s favouring and advise back that’d be great. Would make it much easier to find in an unfamiliar place. Marie Tarrant