Trail Camera 12 to 16 May 2020

Nothing new came to visit the pond this session. However the Lyrebird was back and a couple of King Parrots used the pond, I think, for the first time. No footage of the bandicoot, although there is plenty of evidence it has been busy digging around the pond - not enough battery life for the infrared to work so there were plenty of black images to discard.


Grey Fantail flying in and Eastern Spinebill

Yellow Faced Honeyeater, Unknowns and New Holland Honeyeater

Note the wing feather markings on the back of this unknown

Yellow Faced Honeyeater, Unknowns, New Holland Honeyeater

New Holland Honeyeater, Wonga Pigeon, Yellow Robin

White Naped Honeyeater (fleetingly, on right), Wonga Pigeon and Yellow Robin

Yellow Robin and Wonga Pigeon departing

Lyrebird

Lyrebird

King Parrot (m)

And he is joined by either a female or an immature male

Satin Bowerbird (M)

 Pied Currawong

Immature King Parrot (its beak looks as though it is changing colour and there is a slight flecking of lime green on the wing) with.... wait for it, a male landing with seed stuck to its beak. Maybe someone can tell me what the seed is?

Swamp Wallaby

Two Swamp Wallabies share the pond, that's a first

Red Browed Finch, Unknowns, New Holland Honeyeater with Yellow Faced Honeyeater flying overhead

White Naped Honeyeater and New Holland Honeyeater