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This little guy needed a rest yesterday. What a pleasure that he is this comfortable in my Nursery 

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Is he a new aquisition, Bodhi?
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Good one Bodhi!
Much prettier than a mass-produced mudman, and I imagine he eats lots of unwanted critters in your trees!
Much prettier than a mass-produced mudman, and I imagine he eats lots of unwanted critters in your trees!
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Was he escaping the sun?
Trying to work out what sort of bird it is, kinda reminds me of a butcher bird but the yellow markings and slightly hooked beak are throwing me off a bit.
Anyone here an ornithologist?

Trying to work out what sort of bird it is, kinda reminds me of a butcher bird but the yellow markings and slightly hooked beak are throwing me off a bit.
Anyone here an ornithologist?

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bonscythe wrote:Was he escaping the sun?![]()
Trying to work out what sort of bird it is, kinda reminds me of a butcher bird but the yellow markings and slightly hooked beak are throwing me off a bit.
Anyone here an ornithologist?
This guy is a honey eater. the long hooked beak is to get right inside the flower. Yes it was hot yesterday, and windy, i think he liked the shade and dampness.
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Nice Bodhi
Event the animals are calm and happy at your place
Ken
Event the animals are calm and happy at your place

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Do you put out anything to deliberately attract the birds, Bodhi?
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New Holland honey eater, be careful if you have fuchsias, they poke a hole in the base of the flowers to get the honey 

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Just me GlendaGlenda wrote:Do you put out anything to deliberately attract the birds, Bodhi?

Greth wrote:New Holland honey eater, be careful if you have fuchsias, they poke a hole in the base of the flowers to get the honey
New Holland honey eater, be careful if you have fuchsias, they poke a hole in the base of the flowers to get the honey
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Thanks for that info Greth
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