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White-naped Honeyeater

White-naped Honeyeater (Melithreptus lunatus)

Rose Fletcher
Jun 12, 2008
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honeyeater

Habitat: Forests, woodland in se Australia; prefers smooth-barked eucalypts such as manna gums; also stringybarks, ironbarks; coastal scrubs.

Location: Nangawooka Flora Reserve, Victor Harbor, South Australia

Date taken: May 24, 2008

Scientific name: Melithreptus lunatus

Equipment used: Panasonic FZ50

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What a beautiful, sweet little bird with great detail and colors Rose, love it :t::t::t::t:

rose how did u get so close with this bird ? excellent and my favorite too

Gorgeous one Rose :t::t::t:

A little beauty Rose, thanks for sharing :t:

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Wow Rose, they don't get better than this. A beautiful capture.

As good as it gets,Rose. Beautiful picture. :t:

Thanks folks! :hi:

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Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands

Added by: Rose Fletcher

Date added: Jun 12, 2008

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