Trying to identify a honeyeater

To:	"Andrew Billinghurst" <>,
Subject:	Trying to identify a honeyeater
From:	Ronald Orenstein <>
Date:	Mon, 30 Apr 2001 07:01:59 -0400

At 03:30 PM 30/04/01 +1000, Andrew Billinghurst wrote:

On proper looking, I saw that it had a honeyeater beak, was black
with a white chest.  I thought, "Great first time I have seen one of
those" and went to get the bird books.  Went through and the prime
candidate is a Pied Honeyeater from comparison.  On reading the
description and habitat for pied honeyeater, doubt set in, was it
possible?


How about Painted Honeyeater?


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