Watch out, insects, here I come!
Young Dollarbird sets off after aerial prey. Bird was one of four in feeding flurry with several other species near Townsville Common gate yesterday.
All the Dollarbirds showed the dull plumage of immaturity, with more colour to come before they head off to Papua New Guinea about April.
Fiendishly difficult trying for flight pictures as the birds zigzgged the sky chasing their invisible (to me) food. One fuzzy image from hundreds of shutter clicks.
Also hunting in the air yesterday, Nankeen Kestrel, clutching small catch.
Willie Wagtail takes reverse approach: on ground for catch, toss it up, ready for final swallow.
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