White-Throated Honeyeater

Found in open woodland, forest edges and mangroves across northern and eastern Australia, favouring eucalypts and paperbarks in flower. Small, noisy groups move quickly through the canopy gleaning insects and probing blossoms for nectar, often giving a sharp, chattering call that gives away their position before you see them. Most active in the early morning, when flowering gums draw in mixed feeding flocks.