Young (and so yellow-green) Blue-faced Honeyeater shows off colouring in golf course garden beside Townsville Town Common Conservation Park today.
Everything coming up green down below after plenty of rain lately, but black male Koel stands out while taking a break from preening today atop nearby paperbark.
Pheasant Coucal amid fresh shoots of grass on ground that was parched brown not so long ago.
Not so many Cairns Birdwings around this season. And not so commonly seen on mangroves but fitting image for green theme.
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