Singing honeyeater

I was lucky enough to catch this fellow at Arkaroola and had to look him up when we got home.
I suspect he's not rare but was new to us!

[Diana]

Great shot!

[M. Brutus]

That's great shot. Love the sharp focus. Many times, my shots look sharp, only to find on the monitor that the true focus is on a nearby foreground branch.

[sally agnew]

I love the little patch of yellow. Always exciting to find a new birdie :)

[Ethel]

I fondly remember our first trip to Arkaroola. You did well to get this shot.

[Issi Bannerman]

He's a beauty!

[Denise Wood]

Always beautiful - and they sing well too! We have many in our coastal bushes :)

[Joan Robillard]

Good shot

[carol white]

A lovely capture

[Kathy]

Nice capture of this bird.

[Rick Schies]

It looks wonderful

[Wylie]

@ludwigsdiana thanks Diana, great to have you on board
@mbrutus yes, sharp focus in these situations is sure tricky - take lots of shots!
@hermann thanks Sally, the outback was alive with birds but they move so FAST!
@ethelperry I just wish we had had more time there, was all a bit rushed, but lovely.
@jamibann @gilbertwood @joansmor @carolmw @randystreat thanks everyone, I was lucky he popped into the open briefly for a decent shot. Im surprised you get them on the coast Denise! @gilbertwood

[Sam]

What a beauty this one is! FAV

[Wylie]

@gigiflower thanks Sam, I was really pleased to get a half decent shot.