Western Wattlebird
Anthochaera lunulata
Not Evaluated
The Western Wattlebird, despite its name, lacks the distinctive wattles of its relatives, presenting a more subdued elegance with its dark brown-grey plumage and silvery cheek stripes. This agile honeyeater graces the woodlands and urban gardens of southwestern Australia, where its complex melodies and striking white-streaked appearance enchant onlookers. As a master of nectar foraging, this bird's dance among the flowers is a common and delightful sight, making it a cherished part of the region's natural tapestry.
