RarityCommon
Height14 cm
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"During migration, they follow ancient migration routes along the Great Dividing range where thousands may pass over a single point in a day, creating a spectacular sight."
Field Guide
White-naped Honeyeater
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The White-naped Honeyeater (*Melithreptus lunatus*) is a small, energetic bird native to eastern and southeastern Australia. It is best known for its bold black cap, bright orange-red patch of bare skin above each eye, and a distinctive white crescent band. This species is a regular sight in eucalypt forests and woodlands, where it forages high in the canopy and is often heard before it is seen.
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Top Locations
Curated birding spots where the White-naped Honeyeater has been recorded.
- Barren Grounds Picnic Area🔥 ActiveNew South Wales · 1 species · seen 13 days ago
- Cathedral Rock National Park🔥 ActiveNew South Wales · 5 species · seen 19 days ago
- Clarkesdale Bird Sanctuary🔥 ActiveVictoria · 4 species · seen 29 days ago
- Honeysuckle Creek Tracking Station🔥 ActiveAustralian Capital Territory · 12 species · 13 sightings · seen 2 days ago
- Mapleton Falls National Park🔥 ActiveQueensland · 6 species · seen 13 days ago
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