Regent Honeyeater is a photograph by Margaret Saheed which was uploaded on April 30th, 2013.
Regent Honeyeater
The critically endangered Regent Honeyeater is now only found in southeastern Australia where it inhabits open eucalypt forest and woodland,... more
Title
Regent Honeyeater
Artist
Margaret Saheed
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
The critically endangered Regent Honeyeater is now only found in southeastern Australia where it inhabits open eucalypt forest and woodland, particularly species of box and ironbark. It feeds on eucalypt nectar and also insects. A unique feature of this bird is its ability to mimic the calls of wattlebirds and friar birds if living in the same area, and it is possible that it may be related to the wattlebird.
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April 30th, 2013
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Margaret Saheed
Sean, thank you for featuring my Regent Honeyeater in your group, Australian Wildlife.
Margaret Saheed
Jeff, thank you for featuring my Regent Honeyeater in your group, Strangest or Most Unique Animals. It's nice to have a critically endangered bird featured!
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