You may have noticed the change in birds in your backyard or neighbourhood with the
change in seasons and flowering plants.
I have noticed many honeyeaters out searching for and enjoying nectar plants such as
banksia and grevilia. This Blue-faced Honeyeater is a spectacular bird of about 30cm long,
olive green flight feathers, a loud call, and great acrobatic skills when feeding on our native
nectar-providing plants.
The Blue-faced Honeyeater is common in grassy woodlands, but you will also see them in
urban bushland reserves.
To hear their call, view our woodland bird page