Blue-faced Honeyeater
Brisbane
Roma Street Parkland
16Oct2015
Is large for a honey-eater...is
common in northern and eastern
Australia and southern New Guinea.
common in northern and eastern
Australia and southern New Guinea.
Entomyzon cyanotis
(L 11.6")
Three families were listed in the order
Passeriformes in 1888; the IOC World Bird
listed 125 in 2013.
Passeriformes in 1888; the IOC World Bird
listed 125 in 2013.
(Tom Birkhead et al.)
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finlay
finlay
xeno-canto
Entomyzon is Greek for suck
insects, i.e., a honeyeater;
cyanotis is Greek for blue eared.
insects, i.e., a honeyeater;
cyanotis is Greek for blue eared.
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