Here's a final selection of photos from our time at Middle Lagoon in August 2012. I have never seen corellas look so grubby!
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| Little corella |
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| Grey-crowned babbler |
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| Little friarbird admires the sunrise |
Little friarbird (left) and Diamond dove
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| Yellow silvereye in the mangroves |
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| Also seen readily in the mangroves was Broad-billed flycatcher (above and below) |
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| I reckon I had a great shot of the male Mangrove golden whistler but there was no card in the camera AAARRgh! I went back for it but only found the female. |
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| Why did the Long-tailed finch cross the road? |
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| Singing honeyeater (above) and Brown honeyeater (below) were the predominant smaller honeyeaters at the time |
Bird on!
Hi, I've also wondered about filthy corellas and was told it's due to breeding. I think SC Cockatoos breed in the same kind of hollows and they are never as grubby.
ReplyDeleteBtw great blog