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brown honeyeater

  1. Some learn the technique very young

    Some learn the technique very young

    The best picture I could get of this young Brown Honeyeater. He had his bill mostly hidden all the time, and quite a bit of it you couldn't see his head LOL.
  2. Brown Honeyeater (Indonesian)

    Brown Honeyeater (Indonesian)

    Brown Honeyeater (f.k.a. Indonesian Honeyeater) coming to a water feature near Gilimanuk Harbor, Bali, Indonesia
  3. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    The plainest of our Honeyeaters
  4. A tasty brownie

    A tasty brownie

    After lunch I explored the grounds round the house and for some reason these rather plain Brown Honeyeaters really appealed to me. At least, I think they're attractive!
  5. Plain

    Plain

    Although there's nothing remarkable to look at in a Brown Honeyeater, I think they are very attractive and rather sweet looking.
  6. With a companion

    With a companion

    The rain came on again, but it didn't stop this Brown Honeyeater coming in for a drink and it looks like a spider had joined him!!
  7. Drab?

    Drab?

    These honeyeaters must be about the least colourful but I really think they're very attractive and have a rather gentle looking face too.
  8. Call of the Brown Honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta)

    Call of the Brown Honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta)

    Call of the Brown Honeyeater in Carnarvon Gorge, Carnarvon National Park, Queensland, Australia. This is just a very short clip of the Brown Honeyeater calling.
  9. M

    Brown Honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta) in Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland, Australia ?

    Hello everyone, Would you confirm this to be a Brown Honeyeater (Lichmera indistincta)? Location: Takarakka Bush Resort, Carnarvon Gorge, Queensland, Australia Description: I have seen this bird close to the river. This is a video still from a very short video when I tried to film this bird...
  10. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater
  11. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater
  12. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    Feeding on the Grevillia in our daughter's garden
  13. Brownie

    Brownie

    In the trees not far from the ravens I saw some movement and clicked. Turned out to be a Brown Honeyeater, an adult this time. The light was awkward but I've done the best I can to show some colour and detail. This folks, is my last bird from that amazing trip. It would not have been possible...
  14. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater
  15. Little one

    Little one

    Still in the swampy area I noticed some movement in the surrounding bushes and reeds, managing to get a few images. Had to get this wee mite identified in the ID forum. A fledgling Brown Honeyeater. Quite pleased with that!
  16. Brown in the blue

    Brown in the blue

    I got my morning pictures down-loaded after lunch then got started on recording what was around the house in the afternoon. Here's a lovely Brown Honeyeater sitting on the fence - think he's wondering where to go and what to do next LOL.
  17. Unspectacular

    Unspectacular

    .... that's how my book describes these wee guys! Guess they're not the most showy of honeyeaters are they. Still, they do have a pretty yellow flash on the wing, don't they. Has anyone discovered what the white spot beside the eye is for? Hummingbirds have one too!
  18. Could have been worse

    Could have been worse

    A Brown Honeyeater was sitting on the wall, and.... ..... well off he went - quite streamlined like a bullet train. At least it's recognisable, isn't it?
  19. Complete with ....

    Complete with ....

    ... tongue. A Brown Honeyeater came in for a drink, and it was actually raining again whilst he was there LOL. EDIT: Oh and I've only just noticed the spider on the rim of the bowl too!!!
  20. All in brown

    All in brown

    Continuing our walk through the wooded area of the wetlands, Ken picked out a Brown Honeyeater up in a tree. Not the prettiest of honeyeater maybe, but I do think he's very attractive with the subtle shading of browns.
  21. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

  22. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    In the garden this morning,but always present .This species has a call very much like a reed Warbler!
  23. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

  24. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

  25. Brown Honeyeater

    Brown Honeyeater

    I like when birds fluff up their feathers and turn into those little fluffy balls :)
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