It wasn't easy to even find them. There was a large flock of them flying in, descending very high up in a tree. I couldn't see them, but because there were that many, I thought, M-L just hold the camera up and shoot, you can look later. A few seconds later the flock flew off.
I just looked at what I've got, and yes, there are some. They did have to pick one of the taller trees, didn't they?
this one is to show what I was up against, even with a 400mm lens.
zoomed in on some 
they must have just been passing by, never seen any here before.
i saw these for the first time ever in pemberton,i only got one (terrible) shot...
great piccy's M-L , considering the degree of diffuculty.
Neil
Nice work M-L, these honeyeaters are a good looking bird. I saw a couple for the first time a few weeks ago, so i am aware of how hard they are to photograph.
Regards
Shane
So pleased you were able to get these. My camera wouldn't have caught them like this. Not enough zooms in it.
Karen
Brisbane southside.