Times are tough all round these days so free things that bring joy must be treasured. And what gives more joy and costs so little as time with nature's colourful wonders, birds. Today, a few recent sightings. Enjoy! Above, Black-necked Stork, with fish, Melaleuca viewing area, Town Common Conservation Park, Townsville.
Young Blue-faced Honeyeater looking to give bottlebrush a licking, Town Common.
Crimson Finches (male, top; female above) take short break from seed-seeking, Town Common.
Purple Swamphen (Pukeko to Kiwis) stands out in fast-drying habitat at Ross River dam borrow pits.
Orange-footed Scrubfowl at home amid leaf litter in Cape Pellarenda Conservation Park.
Magpie family trio out and about and obligingly almost underfoot at Cape Pellarenda.
Rainbow Bee-eater perches near nest tunnel at side of road, Town Common, Townsville.
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