Friarbirds Collection

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Helmeted Friarbird Perched on the top of a flowering eucalypt Holmes Jungle Darwin Northern Territory Australia. Date:

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Hornbill Friarbird feeding on a flowering bush Atherton Tableland Queensland Australia. Date:

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Hornbill Friarbird feeding on a flowering bush Atherton Tableland Queensland Australia. Date:

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Silvercrowned Friarbird perched on a branch Peppimenarti Northern Territory Australia. Date:

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Silvercrowned Friarbird perched on a branch Peppimenarti Northern Territory Australia. Date:

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Hornbill Friarbird (previously Helmeted Friarbird). Atherton Tableland, Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Noisy Friarbird - with insect prey (Philemon corniculatus ) Date:

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Noisy Friarbird - with insect prey (Philemon corniculatus ) Date:

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Noisy Friarbird - with insect prey (Philemon corniculatus ) Date:

Noisy Friarbird (Philemon corniculatus) adult, perched on Honey Grevillea (Grevillea eriostachya) twig, Queensland, Australia, October

Helmeted Friarbird (Philemon buceroides) adult, perched on branch, Northern Territory, Australia

Little Friarbird (Philemon citreogularis) adult male, perched on branch, Northern Territory, Australia

Little Friarbird - bathing among wet leaves. At Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia
DH-4244 Little Friarbird - bathing among wet leaves. At Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Philemon citreogularis Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display

Helmeted Friarbird This species is restricted to eastern Queensland and the far north of the Northern Territory
DH-4158 Helmeted Friarbird Feeding on a flowering shrub on the Cairns esplanade, Queensland, Australia. Philemon buceroides This species is restricted to eastern Queensland

New Caledonian Friarbird Endemic to New Caledonia where it may be seen from gardens through to forests
DH-4126 New Caledonian Friarbird Ile des Pins Philemon diemenensis Endemic to New Caledonia where it may be seen from gardens through to forests

New Caledonian Friarbird feeding on pawpaw Endemic to New Caledonia where it may be seen from gardens through to
DH-4124 New Caledonian Friarbird feeding on pawpaw Endemic to New Caledonia where it may be seen from gardens through to forests

Little Friarbird - drinking Gibb River Road, Mt Barnett, Kimberley, Western Australia
DH-3902 Little Friarbird - drinking Gibb River Road, Mt Barnett, Kimberley, Western Australia Philemon citreogularis sordidus Inhabits woodlands, gardens

Silver-crowned Friarbird - Found only across tropical northern Australia. Inhabits tropical forests
DH-3445 Silver-crowned Friarbird Kupungarri, Kimberleys, Western Australia Philemon argenticeps Found only across tropical northern Australia

Little Friarbird A bird of open forests, dry grassy woodlands, wet woodlands, mangroves and gardens
DH-3315 Little Friarbird Kupungarri, Kimberleys, Western Australia. Philemon citreogularis sordidus A bird of open forests, dry grassy woodlands, wet woodlands, mangroves and gardens

Little Friarbird - At pool at dawn At Lajamanu, an aboriginal community on the northern edge of the Tanami Desert
DH-3234 Little Friarbird - At pool at dawn At Lajamanu, an aboriginal community on the northern edge of the Tanami Desert, Northern Territory, Australia

Silver-crowned Friarbird Lake Moondarra, Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia
DH-2973 Silver-crowned Friarbird Lake Moondarra, Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia Philemon argenticeps Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Little Friarbird Lake Moondarra, Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia
DH-2954 Little Friarbird Lake Moondarra, Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia Philemon citreogularis sordidus Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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Friarbirds are a fascinating group of birds found in various parts of Australia. With their unique appearance and interesting behaviors, they never fail to capture the attention of bird enthusiasts. In Picture No. 11806951, we see a stunning image of a Noisy Friarbird perched on a Honey Grevillea twig in Queensland. Its vibrant plumage stands out against the green foliage, showcasing its beauty. Moving on to Picture No. 11806949, another captivating sight awaits us as we witness a Helmeted Friarbird resting gracefully on a branch in Queensland. The intricate patterns on its feathers add an element of elegance to this already majestic creature. Picture No. 11806948 showcases the Little Friarbird, specifically an adult female perched delicately on twigs in Northern Territory, Australia. Despite being smaller than its counterparts, this bird exudes confidence and grace with every movement it makes. As we explore further into the world through Picture No. 11066645, our eyes are drawn to their distinctive features - long curved bills that aid them in extracting nectar from flowers or feeding on fruits and insects. The next image (Picture No. 10899555) captures the essence of these birds' habitat - lush greenery and colorful blossoms that provide both nourishment and shelter for these avian wonders. In contrast, Picture No. 10899556 portrays one particular species enjoying some quiet time perched alone amidst nature's tranquility – reminding us how important solitude can be even for social creatures like friarbirds. Lastly (Picture No. 10899554), we observe their behavior within their natural environment; whether it's engaging in territorial disputes or communicating with distinct calls that earned them their name "noisy" friarbirds – they certainly make themselves heard. These incredible photographs offer just a glimpse into the diverse world found across Australia.