Yellow Honeyeater


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This graceful birdie isn't fully matured yet, once grown up it will be really yellow as the name suggests. And this picture teaches me - and maybe more people, too - honeyeaters do like different types of food. And carefully thinking of it, it might be difficult to make a living entirely of carbohydrates.
The picture was taken in Kuranda Birdworld, so I wasn't sure it shows an Australian bird at all. But friendly visitors of this site, Donna and Dale, helped me to find out.

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