Caligavis chrysops
Yellow-faced Honeyeater - is found in a range of habitats. It is comparatively short-billed for a honeyeater, the yellow-faced honeyeater is thought to have adapted to a mixed diet. Feeding consists of nectar and pollen as well as insects. They tend to forage in the flowers and foliage of trees and are rarely seen on the ground. I photographed this one on the banks of the river Burnett in Bundaberg Australia.
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