Yellow-tufted HE at National Gallery

There are currently at least 7 species
of honeyeater at the Australian National Gallery gardens. Including among
them today a single Yellow-tufted Honeyeater. It called occasionally
with its single coarse 'tcheek'.
The bird seemed to be hanging around
with all the other honeyeaters in the brittle gums surrounding the small
patch of open grass between the gallery building and the lake. It was feeding
on aerial insects and gleaning them from leaves while I watched between
1.30 and 2pm. At least one gum was starting to flower, but it was jealously
guarded by Red Wattlebirds.
Also present Eastern Spinebill,
Fuscous Honeyeater (at least 3), White-naped Honeyeater,
Yellow-faced Honeyeater and the resident White-plumed Honeyeaters
including, as Benj's email mentioned, at least 2 begging juveniles.

Cheers
Marnix

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