white-browed woodswallow

Lunch over and the morning's pictures safely downloaded, we were off again exploring more of the tracks. I'd seen the male a few days before in town and here, at last was a female, on our very last day!

The next Lifer was hiding in a tree! How beautiful this White-browed Woodswallow is, which his chestnut underparts and silvery supercilium. I think this may have been the only one I saw.

One last view of the Woodswallows.

Another shot of the Woodswallows which I rather liked!

Couldn't resist including this one!

The female is less dramatic than the male but has lovely delicate colours.

Another shot of the White-browed Woodswallow, from about 300 I took yesterday!

The Woodswallows have returned to Pengilly for the summer and are busy nesting.

My second favourite photo I have ever taken. This is a female White-browed Woodswallow. What a fantastic day this was. The Woodswallows had just arrived, en masse, in the National Park near Bendigo. They were very busily courting and pairing up and it was just a delight to watch them. I love...

Everyone loves Woodswallows! They have subtle colours, with the White-browed being one of the most colourful.

A male White-browed Woodswallow, an elegant, common nomad throughout Australia.

Taken in the Mallee area of Victoria

Taken in the Mallee area of Victoria one of the best areas for photography the habitat is low trees and bushes which brings the birds to a good height to photograph

An inland species, which occasionally turns up in large numbers (usually in drought years) www.aviceda.org