Family

Meliphagidae

Habits

Diurnal, Generally solitary and wary but flocks gather at flowering trees

Habitat

Desert Stone Country Shrubland, Arid interior of Australia generally, bushy mallee and woodland on stony hills and dunes in arid zone.Inhabits tall eucalypts

Breeding

August to January, 2; pale salmon, with minute spots of reddish-brown. Both sexes build the nest and feed the young but only the female incubates for a period of 14-15 days.

Diet

Omnivore, Nectar and insects.

Details

Common Name: Grey-fronted Honeyeater Scientific Name: Lichenostomus pumulus (meliphaga)
Sub Order: Unavailable Order: Passeriformes
Class: Aves Category: Endemic
Status: Least Concern Size: 150-170mm

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