Or a leucistic Silvereye?
John Leonard
2009/2/26 <>:
> I photographed a bird which looks exactly like a Yellow White-eye (confirmed
> by second opinion) on the morning of 22 Feb at Sawtell NSW while
> photographing Yellow Thornbills. The location was within 100m of the lower
> car park of Boambee Lookout on the footpath to the top car park, on the right
> (south) side of the path. Unfortunately I haven't yet the know-how to share
> the photo via a link but I can send it via e-mail attachment. Since the
> location is a long way outside the range for Yellow White-eyes, could it be
> anything else? Could it be an escapee? Are Yellow White-eyes kept as cage
> birds?
>
> George Chapman
>
> Brisbane
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