New Holland Honeyeater
COMMON NAME: New Holland Honeyeater
CATEGORIES: Bush
New Holland Honeyeaters are distinctive black, white and yellow birds, that have a loud repetitive call.
They are frequent visitors to gardens and birdbaths around the village.
Often in groups, they are bossy little birds that don’t like to share nectar sources or bath water.
They can be observed having noisy disputes with other birds.
*These Local Notes are provided by
Leanne Cusack & Diane Carpenter
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GALLERY photos taken in and around Sandy Point & Shallow Inlet.
*Photographed by Leanne Cusack (unless otherwise credited)
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