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malurus melanocephalus

  1. Red-backed Fairy-wren (Transition )

    Red-backed Fairy-wren (Transition )

    • Ken Doy
    • Media item
    • 1dt australia malurus melanocephalus red-backed fairy-wren red-backed fairywren
    • Comments: 19
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
  2. Red-backed Fairy-wren ( F )

    Red-backed Fairy-wren ( F )

    Partner of yesterdays post .
    • Ken Doy
    • Media item
    • 1bb australia brisbane malurus melanocephalus queensland red-backed fairy-wren red-backed fairywren sandy camp road wetlands
    • Comments: 16
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
  3. Red-backed Fairy-wren ( M )

    Red-backed Fairy-wren ( M )

    • Ken Doy
    • Media item
    • 1dt australia brisbane malurus melanocephalus queensland red-backed fairywren sandy camp road wetlands
    • Comments: 16
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
  4. Red-backed Fairy-wren-

    Red-backed Fairy-wren-

    • Ken Doy
    • Media item
    • malurus melanocephalus queensland red-backed fairywren
    • Comments: 16
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
  5. Red-backed FairyWren

    Red-backed FairyWren

    This is one of my jinx birds - I just can't get a clear shot of one! However, this didn't turn out too badly. I would love to get one in full sun!
    • peterday
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    • malurus melanocephalus red-backed fairywren
    • Comments: 9
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
  6. Female Red-backed Fairy-wren

    Female Red-backed Fairy-wren

    Just another collection of my red-backed fairy-wren. She was busy eating this grass flowers.
    • nyoman
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    • female red-backed fairy-wren malurus melanocephalus
    • Comments: 9
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
  7. I scratch you back

    I scratch you back

    This Red-backed Fairy-wren couple were busy grooming themselves and each other. The male (black one) scratched the female, and the female scratched him back... what a lovely couple!
    • nyoman
    • Media item
    • malurus melanocephalus red-backed fairy-wren
    • Comments: 2
    • Category: Asia, Australia & Pacific Islands
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