Few birds better at putting a best foot forward than Comb-crested Jacana. And few look better than this one in morning sunshine at Ross River Bush Garden, Townsville.
Just up the river, Australasian Darter soaks up the sun.
Close by, Little Bronze-cuckoo pauses in its hunt for hairy caterpillars.
And an Australian Reed-warbler makes a rare appearance outside its bulrush habitat.
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