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Plate No. 05881
White-Cheeked Honeyeater
White-cheeked Honeyeater (Phylidonyris nigra) A lively and distinctive species of Australia’s coastal heathlands, the White-cheeked Honeyeater is easily recognised by its bold white facial markings and bright yellow wing flashes. Constantly on the move, it feeds on nectar and insects, rarely pausing for long. This image captures one of those brief still moments, highlighting the fine detail and vibrant character that make this honeyeater such a rewarding bird to photograph.
| Catalogue | No. 05881 |
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| Photographed | 08 DEC 2025 |
| Region | Brisbane / Meanjin, Queensland |
| Format | High-quality JPEG · 2000 × 1791 px at web size |
| Tags | white-cheeked honeyeater, australian birds, honeyeater species, bird photography, wildlife photography, coastal heathland birds, nectar feeders, thommos photography, australian wildlife, nature portrait, sony A1, birding australia |
| Photographer | Andrew Thomson |
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