Honeyeater on banksia

New Holland honeyeaters

Crimson Rosella

Grey Fantail

Grey Shrike Thrush

Olive Whistler

Superb Blue Wren

Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos

New Holland Honey Eater in meleluca.

New Holland honey eaters love the native banksia flowers right outside the guest room window at Shearwater Haven. (Photo copyright to guest)

These are the most common birds in our garden. They are very easy to photograph enjoying the nectar of the delphiniums outside Room 1. (Photo copyright to our guest)

Crimson Rosella in Westringia (native rosemary bush) Forgive the poor quality photo taken through our conservatory window.

New born Grey Fantails at Shearwater Haven.

The grey shrike thrush is a common bird in our garden. He has a very tuneful song.

Poor photo quality. This is one of our shyer visitors.

Blue wrens live in our garden all year. Unfortunately the young males only have their brilliant colours in mating season.

The cockatoos visit seasonally. They frequently do survaillance tours of the orchard. Here they are enjoying the seeds of the native grasstrees