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Alan Fletcher | profile | all galleries >> Birds of Tasmania >> Tasmanian Endemics >> Yellow Wattlebird tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Yellow Wattlebird

Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird (male)
Yellow Wattlebird (male)
Yellow Wattlebird (female)
Yellow Wattlebird (female)		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellw Wattlebird
Yellw Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird 		Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird (juvenile)
Yellow Wattlebird (juvenile)		 Yellow Wattlebird (juvenile)
Yellow Wattlebird (juvenile)
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird (pair, male on right)
Yellow Wattlebird (pair, male on right)		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird
Yellow Wattlebird		 Yellow Wattlebird (juvenile)
Yellow Wattlebird (juvenile)		 Yellow Wattlebird
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Alan Gutsell 03-Aug-2018 23:43
Very cool series
Guest 27-Mar-2013 09:41
We have wattle birds in our garden in inner Sandy Bay. I must make sure it is the Yellow variety. They are quite destructive and will come to the ground for fresh tomatoes growing on the bush.I think other birds are scared by them.But they sound wonderful.
Martin Pepperday 11-Aug-2011 10:50
Hi Alen,
I'm considering the Yellow wattle bird as a focal species for a long term research project (Ph.D). I've had many ideas as to how to approach this. I'd be happy to share any thoughts you might have on the uniquness of this bird. I watched them daily during the breeding season at the South Hobart Rivelet (Linear park). I also had success in bringing them to ground with a mixture of sugar water and Eucalptus blossom. P.s. lovely photographs you have on display. Martin Pepperday.
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