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| Varied Honeyeater Portland Roads, Cape York, Queensland, Australia October 2012 |
Here are two species of honeyeaters enjoying a water pool at Cape York: Varied Honeyeater and Yellow-spotted Honeyeater. It was very shadowy and I used high ISO.
I didn't realise until I started to edit the shots that there are some camouflaged frogs in plain sight. Can you see them?
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| Yellow-spotted Honeyeater |
8 comments:
Oh my godness!
What a fantastic series, and so lively!
Well done Russell, keep well!
A most enjoyable series, and yes, it is often surprising what turns up in images that were not noticed at the time!
Great stuff, Russell. Wonderful shots.
Great stuff Russell. Honeyeaters in Cape York sounds so exotic sitting here in smalltown Japan...................
Beautiful shots Russell, especially where the birds are interacting. Amazing little frogs too, almost as if the birds didn't see them. Worth going back for the frogs alone.
Really nice shots of 2 lovely birds. I've never seen any honeyeater before.
Hi Russell These two Honeyeaters are still special to us.
We saw them on our last visit to Cairns 2012.
Must be time to go back.
Kay n Kev
both these honey-eaters are so striking; I love 'yellow' on birds - yes I see the frog too :)
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