White-Naped Honeyeater

A small honeyeater of eucalypt woodland and forest in southeastern Australia, feeding actively on nectar, insects and manna high in the canopy, often in mixed flocks with other honeyeaters. Look and listen for a sharp, chattering call and quick, restless movement through flowering eucalypts, with activity peaking during and just after eucalypt blossom. Open woodland with mature flowering trees offers the best chance of a sighting.