The everyday of our family farm
I've not a clue what the bird is. No doubt comments will reveal.
It is a Blue-faced Honeyeater, an infrequent visitor to the farm.
Ok, it looks large for a honey eater.
They are the largest of the Honeyeaters, about the same size as a Butcherbird or Magpie-lark.
That you are.
Interesting and intriguing.
I'm intriqued as to what you were doing, that had him looking so intensely.
Watching me photograph him I guess! Though it could have been my constant companion (i.e. Jack Russell) that got this interest or concern.
I don't think they can look any other way than intently....
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I've not a clue what the bird is. No doubt comments will reveal.
ReplyDeleteIt is a Blue-faced Honeyeater, an infrequent visitor to the farm.
DeleteOk, it looks large for a honey eater.
DeleteThey are the largest of the Honeyeaters, about the same size as a Butcherbird or Magpie-lark.
DeleteThat you are.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI'm intriqued as to what you were doing, that had him looking so intensely.
ReplyDeleteWatching me photograph him I guess! Though it could have been my constant companion (i.e. Jack Russell) that got this interest or concern.
DeleteI don't think they can look any other way than intently....
ReplyDelete