The closest I can come to an ID of this bird. (Maybe a little fat )
It was raining nearly all day at Girraween NP this day.
And with the 300 mm lens on there is little light available.
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Another shot.
Thanks once more Denis.
The links you are providing are great.
The site I am find my clues is:
http://www.pbase.com/trevor_quested/australian_birds&page=all
I found this Pic among my next day climbing Pictures.
This bird is very colourful around the eye.
Hi Kell,
Great shot (3rd photo) of a female White-throated Treecreeper.
Cheers,
al
Cheers,
al
Central Victoria
https://sites.google.com/site/blackhillreservekyneton/home
Thanks Al,
As you most likely know, and Denis so correctly stated.
These Birds are constantly on the go.
You can see her legs in mid air forever spiralling upwards and onwards.
Yes I was about 30 feet away and It was drizzling.
A small piece of information. The WTTC when bathing backs into the water. Logical . the length of the feet & short legs &
p0sition on the body. Standing on the ground the angle of the birds body is at approx 45 degrees
The Redbrowed Tree Creeper is also a visitor in Spring
Here are some White-throated tree creepers at the bird bath.
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Oh, and this one:
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Great Pictures booshkie,
I travel 800 K return to Girraween to take my Pic's of these Birds and you have them at home.
How wonderful for you.
And thank you for sharing.
Cheers kell
Well, it's only my sometimes home.
I visit my parents farm for a week every school hols to give my kids a huge injection of nature.
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Terrific photos Booskhie. I should have mentioned the behaviour of the birds when in natural surroundings; Artificial assistance changes behaviour. In nature the WWTC would not normally find water high in the air with an area to perch upon.