Archive for category: Common

Scarlet Honeyeater

Scarlet Honeyeater

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Myzomela sanguinolenta Size: 10 to 11 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Red wattlebird

Red Wattlebird

15 October 2015

Latin name: Anthochaera carunculata Size: 34 to 36 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Little Wattlebird

Little Wattlebird

15 October 2015

Latin name: Anthochaera chrysoptera Size: 26 to 30 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Noisy Miner

Noisy Miner

15 October 2015

Latin name: Manorina melanocephala Size: 24 to 28 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Yellow-faced Honeyeater

Yellow-faced Honeyeater

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Lichenostomus chrysops Size: 15 to 17.5 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Lewins Honeyeater

Lewin’s honeyeater

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Meliphaga lewinii Size: 20 to 22 cm Occurence: Uncommon Habitat: Found…

Eastern Spinebill

Eastern Spinebill

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris Size: 15 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Brown Thornbill

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Acanthiza pusilla Size: 10 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

Yellow Thornbill

Yellow Thornbill

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Acanthiza nana Size: 11 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

White-throated Gerygone

White-throated Gerygone

/

15 October 2015

Latin name: Gerygone olivacea Size: 10 to 11 cm Occurence: Common Habitat: Found…

RECENT NEWS

Tilligerry Habitat needs you ! !23 January 2022 - 4:15 pm
If you would like to help the community by volunteering with like minded people, and enjoy the idea of working outside in a pleasant nursery environment then come along to the Tilligerry Habitat on a Monday or Tuesday and join our other local volunteers. All help is greatly appreciated. We are especially in need of […]
Hidden Gems of the Tilligerry Peninsula15 May 2021 - 1:20 pm
On our beautiful Tilligerry Peninsula we are surrounded by a vast array of natural vegetation that we greatly admire, the magnificent eucalypts, banksias, flannel flowers and Christmas bush and bells to name but a few, but out there, small and hidden away are other true gems of the bush, our native terrestrial or ground orchids. […]