Beautiful shot. I have been thinking about silvereyes lately as coincidentally i have posted some Silvereye pictures today! I read that the NZ birds self-introduced from australia as recently as the 1850s. Tasmanian silvereyes migrate across Bass Strait each winter! There u go!
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nice shot Betty!
ReplyDeleteWow I can see why it is called a "silvereye".
ReplyDeleteGreat photo - very nice to get the two birds in one frame.
ReplyDeleteExtremely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteFor a little bird, the eye really stands out! Good shot!:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. I have been thinking about silvereyes lately as coincidentally i have posted some Silvereye pictures today! I read that the NZ birds self-introduced from australia as recently as the 1850s. Tasmanian silvereyes migrate across Bass Strait each winter!
ReplyDeleteThere u go!
So pretty!
ReplyDeleteThe silver eye is really neat! Aptly named.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a silvereye. Love the grayscale of this, so elegant.
ReplyDeleteLove the shot in b&w.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great photo...that little silver eye sparrow is part of the branches, and yet stands out in its own unique way. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful in monochrome (always somehow surprises me when nature pictures turn out so beautifully in B*W ... I always forget).
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