Noisy Miner Metal Print

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Noisy Miner
The Noisy Miner belongs to the family of honeyeaters. The bird is mostly grey, has a black head and a yellow beak and legs and bare yellow skin around the eye, which gives it its characteristic look. The Noisy Miner has a feisty character and defends its territory aggressively against intruders and predators. The birds feed on nectar as well as insects and fruits. The bird in the image is upside down as it's picking ants of the leaves and branches of this bush.
These birds are native to eastern and south-eastern Australian open forests and woodlands, and are also a common sight in parks and backyards. Taken in south east Queensland, Australia.

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I love exploring nature. Originally from the Netherlands, I made Australia my home in 2009. There is so much to discover! On every hike, every trip there are new things to see and catch with my camera. The world is full of fascinating wildlife and scenery. I'm passionate about conservation and by sharing my images with the world I hope to instill a greater awareness and appreciation. I hope you enjoy! 'In the spirit of reconciliation I would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Queensland and the rest of Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. I pay my respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today and in the...