RarityCommon
Height16 cm
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"During peak migration, flocks can number in the thousands, with rates exceeding 5 birds per hour at some observation points."
Field Guide
Yellow-faced Honeyeater
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The Yellow-faced Honeyeater (*Caligavis chrysops*) is a small, energetic bird found throughout eastern and southeastern Australia. This species is best known for its annual mass migrations, when thousands of birds move along the Great Dividing Range and coastal regions, creating an impressive spectacle.
Distribution Map
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Top Locations
Curated birding spots where the Yellow-faced Honeyeater has been recorded.
- Hasties Swamp Bird Hide🔥 ActiveQueensland · 13 species · 17 sightings · seen 16 days ago
- Tuggeranong Hill🔥 ActiveAustralian Capital Territory · 5 species · 6 sightings · seen 9 days ago
- Anstey Hill Recreation ParkSouth Australia
- Bomaderry Creek Regional ParkNew South Wales
- Castlemaine Botanical GardensVictoria
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