Varied Sittella
On our journey home from Tamborine and Binna Burra, we stopped on the Gibraltar Range between Grafton and Glen Innes. We were able to take reasonable video and photographs of
Bell Miner
The next morning we opened the curtains to a small flock of
Varied Sittella
in the Cherry tree outside our window. What an interesting little bird. Love their upturned bill for extracting grubs as they move down the trunk of a tree. Needless to say more video and photographs were taken.
Also this month we saw quite a few
Nankeen Kestrel
hovering over our paddocks. Gail also took photographs of
White-eared Honeyeater
They seem to like our Camellias.
Most of the month was spent editing video and photographs. That’s quite a nice experience as it is warm inside and cold outside and you are reminded of the great times you had while away. No new birds were added but some improved shots were achieved.