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6 contributions to The Birding Lounge
Superb Fairy Wren Building Nest
I've been searching for fairy wren nests for the past few years and lo and behold, this year I've got one building a nest at the end of our front path!🤗 Here are some of my shots of the hardworking female (I haven't included any shots of the male as he doesn't help with the nest building at all!).
Superb Fairy Wren Building Nest
Australian Rufous Fantail
I've been following the progress of the Rufous fantail, building its nest in our yard.
Australian Rufous Fantail
Yellow Faced Honeyeater
I had set up my tripod in a pretty spot beside a garden when this lovely Yellow Faced Honeyeater flew into the scene. It obligingly landed on a close-by Mother of Million plant in full bloom.
Yellow Faced Honeyeater
Fairywrens
Fairywrens are one of my favourite birds. They are very easy to find because of their trilling calls, and we have lots of bushes for them on our property. We have seen variegated, superb, and red-backed varieties here. I believe these are all variegated (though not entirely sure with the female).
Fairywrens
Eastern Whipbird
Usually buried deep in the undergrowth scratching around for bugs, this one popped up in the coastal heath very briefly. I love their distinctive whip-crack call
Eastern Whipbird
2 likes • Jul 24
Last year, I also had some Eastern Whipbirds nesting at our house, so I set up a phone beside the nest and got these.The chicks later got eaten by a brown goshawk. All the nests I've found on our property with eggs or chicks have been eaten by the goshawk. So I've stopped looking for nests just in case I'm leading it to them! 😢
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Noah Sheehy
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I'm the youngest in my family of nature lovers, and I especially love birds and butterflies.

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