| Family: Meliphagidae |
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Adult - March 2004
© 2004 Mike Simpson |
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| Status: Common/Migratory |
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White-naped Honeyeater is a very attractive bird with olive green back, black head and white breast. Living in coastal scrub, woodlands and may be found in parks and gardens. |
| Size: 13-15cm |
| Voice: Constant cheeping |
| Nesting Ecology: The nest is a delicate hanging cup of grass, bark, down and spiders web. Hanging from a branch 5-20m above the ground. Aug-Dec |
| Australian Distribution:
Coastal e,Aust inland to the ranges and far south of W.Aust |