LEWIN'S HONEYEATER

LEWIN'S HONEYEATER
Meliphaga lewinii 20 cm

·         Lewin’s Honeyeater is the extremely similar counterpart of the Yellow-spotted and Graceful Honeyeaters that replace it in foothill and coastal districts.

·         Its loud staccato call is one of the familiar sounds of upland rainforests.

·    It feeds mainly on insects, nectar and fruit.

·    Many have learnt to visit picnic tables to look for crumbs.

·    Several are daily visitors to the lodge railings at Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodge .

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