YELLOW HONEYEATER

Photo: C & D Frith
Australia's Cape York Peninsula

ENDEMIC Tropical North QLD

YELLOW HONEYEATER
Lichenostomus flavus 19 cm

·         The Yellow Honeyeater is endemic to north Queensland.

·         It is common in open forests and woodlands with a shrubby understorey.

·    Its rich whistling calls are uttered frequently throughout the day.

·    Because it feeds commonly on nectar, it is often abundant even in cities where
      native plants such as grevilleas an bottle-brushes have been used for landscaping.

·    Near Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodge it is most readily seen round 
      Mareeba.

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