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  1. Bather

    Bather

    I cropped this as close as I could to see if the wee drops of water on his head would show. Maybe you need better eyes than mine though!! Doesn't he look delightful in there.
  2. The 'eyes' have it

    The 'eyes' have it

    Alex and June have a really healthy population of birds in the garden, particularly the beautiful little Silvereyes. Not a Lifer, of course, as I'd seen my first one at in Brisbane, all those weeks ago with Ken. But previously I'd really only seen singletons, not groups such as this little bunch.
  3. Silvereye

    Silvereye

  4. Tauhou, the silvereye

    Tauhou, the silvereye

    Winter form.... A bit fuzzy round the edges
  5. Silver and gold

    Silver and gold

    Of all the gorgeous birds I saw in Australia, I think these must be way into the top 10 of my favourites. Such pretty wee things with the most remarkable eye make-up and so active and agile too! What a joy it was to see a pair of Silvereyes at the water hole.
  6. Tauhou, the silvereye

    Tauhou, the silvereye

    Shall I try this one, or this one...... maybe this one????
  7. One of my little favourites

    One of my little favourites

    A pair of little Silvereyes popped in too. Aren't they wee sweethearts.
  8. Untarnished

    Untarnished

    Wish my silver looked that bright!! We'd got to the edge of a block of trees and watched this delightful Silvereye feeding on a low tree. What a delightful moment this was.
  9. Silvereye

    Silvereye

  10. Tauhou, the silvereye

    Tauhou, the silvereye

    Backyard birds
  11. Tauhou, the silvereye

    Tauhou, the silvereye

    Silvereye in our plum tree blossom
  12. Tauhou, the silver-eye

    Tauhou, the silver-eye

    Umm... another silvereye. Backyard currently gets the sparrow, blackbird, dunnock, mynah, song thrush, starling, dove, silvereye and tui, plus the odd pigeon who is looking to hook up with the dove it seems, ohh and the fantail comes by as well.
  13. Tauhou, the silvereye

    Tauhou, the silvereye

    Just after takeoff
  14. Lord Howe White-eye

    Lord Howe White-eye

    This is the Ssp tephropleurus
  15. Acrobat

    Acrobat

    A flock of Silvereyes was also putting on a show close to the path. Very cheerful to hear and see |=)|
  16. Silvereye

    Silvereye

    Then a large flock of Silvereyes landed in a pine, alternating between that and some sort of acacia (?) that was in flower. They were very busy foraging and hard to keep in the viewfinder, but by sheer numbers and persistence I got some shots. This one was the most fun of those, I think.
  17. Silvereye

    Silvereye

    It's not easy to photograph these shy, fast moving little birds. I had to resort to setting up the hide near our daughter's bird bath.
  18. Peekaboo

    Peekaboo

    The Silvereyes were easy to find, flocking to flowering trees bringing constant tinklebell chatter. But they were busy wee things and the trees were twiggy and dense with blossoms and leaves ... and bugs presumably, since that's what Silvereyes eat. Anyway, it was sometimes hard to get good...
  19. Silvereye

    Silvereye

    A set of Silvereye photos today. I gather these are not endemics, but immigrated from Asia on at least partially on their own.
  20. Silvereye.

    Silvereye.

  21. Red-browed Finches and Silvereye

    Red-browed Finches and Silvereye

    Running out of current snaps to show;thus more birds drinking at the waterhole from last month
  22. Silvereyes drinking

    Silvereyes drinking

    At out waterhole,these White-Eyes,known as Silvereyes,come in regularly,but this is the first time that we have been able to get more than one bird drinking and getting both in focus!
  23. Silvereye

    Silvereye

    I wonder how long before the splitters turn their attention to Silvereye? This is the Fijian subspecies, Zosterops lateralis flaviceps
  24. Silvereyes

    Silvereyes

    These Silvereyes are sharing the sugar water with bees.
  25. Silvereye

    Silvereye

    Sorry another photograph of one, it looked OK to me for detail.
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