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Peekaboo
Doc Duck

Peekaboo (Zosterops lateralis)

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 shots. Certainly hard to get clear ones.
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Habitat
flowering trees in urban park
Location
Hagley Park, Christchurch, New Zealand
Date taken
07 Sep 2018
Scientific name
Zosterops lateralis
Equipment used
D90, 80-400
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delia todd
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.... well you sure did a good job with this one Ann.

It's lovely - well done lass.
 

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