No luck on having the Rufous Fantail showing itself on this visit, but did manage the Fairy Gerygone which I did not get a photo of while on the camp.
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| Fairy Gerygone (Male)(Gerygone palpebrosa) |
For some reason this sign is at all the grids on the road into the Glastonbury Creek Camping Area.
Some of the scenery heading to the camping area.
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| Little Shrike-thrush (Colluricincla megarhyncha) |
While the Large-billed Scrubwren looks to be gathering nesting material, the Little Shrike-thrush looks to be in a bit of a tangle, and the Rose Robin looks cute standing there.
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| Rose Robin (Female)(Petroica rosea) |
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7 comments:
Great photos and a really beautiful area.
There are some new birds for me here. Thanks for sharing.
I knowMick these little birds are not easy to find adn then not easy to photograph so you did very well.
The Rose Robin is a cutie! Pretty birds and great captures.
Beautiful, unusual birds! Loved seeing them.
Oh I do think that this was the first time that I have seen most, or all of these images of sweet, sweet birds~
Nice set of pictures. Sometimes the road signs make me laugh - I wonder if they made too many and had to get rid of them!
Trying to catch up on visits and comment while I wait for a flight - one busy week to go and it's back to normal!
Cheers - Stewart M - Heathrow Airport UK (for the next couple of hours!)
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