
His presence upset the local birds. Honeyeaters were particularly active and vociferous in letting their feelings about the intruder be known.


Feeling unloved the snake moved off but still the cries continued. This Lewins Honeyeater was telling him just what he thought of sharing the garden with such an egg, frog and small bird eater.

Look at this pattern and tell me that snakes aren't beautiful!

1 comment:
Well said.
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