Three Koels frequenting Townsville Common entry area refused requests to gather for family portrait and it's taken some time to get them together even singly. Above, male, less often seen than female (below).
Seen least often, juvenile. Probably raised by Torresian Crows, but not seen until being fed by Mum.
Well able to feed itself, juvenile Brown Honeyeater hard at it yesterday morning.
Nearby a few days ago, Rainbow Lorikeet tucks into last of Rose Gum florets.
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