StatusNative
RarityCommon
Height27 cm
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"Little Friarbirds are often seen foraging with other honeyeaters, taking advantage of abundant food sources in mixed flocks."
Field Guide
Little Friarbird
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The Little Friarbird (*Philemon citreogularis*) is the smallest member of the friarbird family found in Australia. It is a lively honeyeater commonly seen in open woodlands, eucalypt forests, and along watercourses throughout northern and eastern Australia. The species is also found in southern Papua New Guinea. Little Friarbirds are known for their energetic foraging in the treetops and their distinctive vocalisations.
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