Other Wee Jasper regulars

Yellow-faced honeyeater was the season's prominent small honeyeater (noisy friarbird representing the larger group) ...

Also enjoyed views of spotted pardalote, treecreepers in their classic poses and rufous whistler. As well as the aforementioned gang-gangs and YTBs there were other parrot companions in king parrot, sulfur crested cockatoo and crimson rosella (not pictured). 

Spotted pardalote

Brown tree-creeper

White-throated tree-crepper

Rufous whistler

Australian King-parrot

Sulfur crested cockatoo

The ubiquitous Superb fairy-wren (female)

This Australian raven was feasting on something
curled up in a leaf.

Willie wagtail

Our lame, constant companion

Practically all birding time was within walking distance of Swinging Bridge Reserve. A drive downstream to Burrinjuck Dam expanded the list (red-rumped parrot, white-bellied sea eagle, white plumed honeyeater, brown tree-creeper, white-faced heron, Australian hobby to name a few).

Surprisingly dipped on nankeen kestrel and white-winged chough (others in the family group saw both!)

The list after 6 days went something like this:

1. Australian Wood Duck
2. Pacific Black Duck
3. Australasian Grebe
4. Australasian Darter
5. White-faced Heron
6. White-bellied Sea-Eagle
7. Wedge-tailed Eagle
8. Australian Hobby
9. Masked Lapwing
10. Crested Pigeon
11. Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo
12. Gang-gang Cockatoo
13. Galah
14. Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
15. Crimson Rosella
16. Eastern Rosella
17. Red-rumped Parrot
18. Australian King-Parrot
19. Laughing Kookaburra
20. Sacred Kingfisher
21. Rainbow Bee-eater
22. Satin Bowerbird
23. White-throated Treecreeper
24. Brown Treecreeper
25. Superb Fairy-wren
26. Eastern Spinebill
27. Yellow-faced Honeyeater
28. White-plumed Honeyeater
29. New Holland Honeyeater
30. Spotted Pardalote
31. White-browed Scrubwren
32. Yellow-rumped Thornbill
33. Dusky Woodswallow
34. Grey Butcherbird
35. Australian Magpie
36. Pied Currawong
37. Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike
38. Rufous Whistler
39. Grey Shrike-thrush
40. Willie Wagtail
41. Grey Fantail
42. Magpie-lark
43. Australian Raven
44. Eastern Yellow Robin
45. Welcome Swallow
46. Common Blackbird
47. Common Starling
48. Mistletoebird
49. European Goldfinch
50. House Sparrow
51. Red-browed Finch