I can't open the photos but the answer is the in adults, the sexes look
the same with neither having a yellow face. HANZAB mentions only sex
difference is that females may be smaller than males. Honeyeaters often
have their face stained yellow from pollen. So my guess is it is that. If you
have a pair, statistical likelihood is one is female and one male.
Philip
Evening All
Today I had a visit from two new holland honeyeater/s I noted one has
a yellow face,
I was wondering if one is female and one male if so which is which
please
Also my over friendly Butcher Bird came in for a couple of visits today he
has been around for a couple of weeks
Cheers
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