A very cute Tawny Frogmouth family.
White-throated Nightjar
Pied Butcherbird with fledgling.
Pied Currawongs
Australian Magpie
Pale-vented Bush-hens
Dusky Moorhen
Variegated Fairywrens
Red-backed Fairywrens
An Olive-backed Oriole just out of the nest above, and after a week or so, below.
Sacred Kingfisher calling to define its territory, at least two pairs are nesting here.
The new generation has left the nest.
A young Kookaburra just out of the nest.
Spangled Drongo on the nest.
Tree Martins
Scaly-breasted Lorikeet
Black-faced Cuckooshrike
Black-faced Monarch
I assume this is the family of Australian Wood Ducks that had seven ducklings last September, if it is, only one survived to learn to fly.
Southern Boobook
Dollarbird
Eastern Whipbird
Great Egret
Royal Spoonbill
Rainbow Lorikeets feeding themselves and their young on the flowering Brush Box.
Scaly-breasted Lorikeet feeding young.
Australian King Parrot
An young Noisy Friarbird feeding on the Brush Box while the parent is catching some protein.
A beautiful pair of Rose-crowned Fruit-doves, feeding on the abundance of figs and berries.
Channel-billed Cuckoo
Pheasant Coucal
Juvenile Fan-tailed Cuckoo
Striated Pardalote
Noisy Miner
Juvenile Lewin's Honeyeater
It looks like moulting season has started - Kooaburra, Pied Currawong, Tawny Frogmouth, Torresian Crow, Magpie-Lark and Pheasant Coucal (predated - broken calamus).
Brushtail Possum sleeping inside a termite nest.
It's always nice to see one of the reserve's beloved koalas.
Eastern Water-dragon
Dark Palm Dart
Orange Palm Dart
Australian Painted Lady
I had never seen this beautiful little butterfly, a male Small Green Banded Blue along the creek.
Rounded Six Line Blue
Common Crow Butterfly
Common Grass Blue
Tailless Line Blue, another new one for me.
Common Pencilled Blue
Zebra Blue
I am not 100% sure about the identification of some of the butterflies, if anyone wants to give suggestions please leave a comment.
Gastrophora henricaria
Two-spots Tiger moth
Pale Hunter
Yellow-tipped Tigertail
Common Bluetail
Scarlet Percher
A Banded Bee Fly.
European honey bees swarming - relocating with their old queen, leaving the main hive to the new queen.
Saint Andrew's Cross Spider
Nymph of a planthopper.
Flowering Brush Box
