Zosteropidae Collection

Taiwan yuhina (Yuhina brunneiceps) perched amongst pink blossom, Alishan National Scenic Area, Taiwan. Endemic species

Taiwan yuhinas ( Yuhina brunneiceps ) two perched among flowers, Taiwan. Endemic

Silvereye Tauhou, Bellbird Korimako
Silvereye Tauhou, Zosterops lateralis lateralis. Bellbird Korimako, Anthornis melanura melanura (male and female). Artwork by JG Keulemans from Sir Walter Lawry Bullers A History of the Birds of New

Bare-eyed White-eye (Woodfordia superciliosa) adult, perched on leaf stems, Rennell Island, Solomon Islands, April

Side view of a Broad-Ringed White-Eye, Zosterops poliogaster, perching on a branch pecking at yellow buds. The tapering wings are visible and the head is in profile just showing the large

Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis) adult, perched in flowering tree, New Zealand, november

Cape White-eye - drinking at birdbath - throughout the eastern and southern half of South Africa
ASW-4838 Cape White-eye - drinking at birdbath Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa. Zosterops virens Alan J. S. Weaving Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Silvereye - feeding on jam at restaurant table - south-western and eastern Australia. Margaret River, Western Australia
ASW-4829 Silvereye - feeding on jam at restaurant table Margaret River, Western Australia. Western Australia Zosterops lateralis Alan J. S

Cape White-eye - Drinking water from garden tap. Endemic in Namibia, SE Botswana
ASW-4695 Cape White-eye - Drinking water from garden tap. Endemic in Namibia, SE Botswana, Lesotho and South Africa except for arid north west. Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa

Cape White-eye feeding on grapes. Inhabits forests, savanna, woodland, exotic plantations and suburban gardens
ASW-4580 Cape White-eye feeding on grapes Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Zosterops capensis Inhabits forests, savanna, woodland, exotic plantations and suburban gardens

Cape White-eye visiting fruiting grape vine. Inhabits forests, savanna, woodland
ASW-4579 Cape White-eye visiting fruiting grape vine Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa Zosterops capensis Inhabits forests, savanna, woodland, exotic plantations and suburban gardens

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The zosteropidae family, also known as white-eyes, encompasses a diverse range of bird species found in various regions around the world. One such species is the Taiwan yuhina (Yuhina brunneiceps), which can be seen perched delicately amongst pink blossoms in Taiwan. These endemic birds bring a touch of beauty to their surroundings, with two yuhinas often seen together amidst vibrant flowers. Another member of the zosteropidae family is the silvereye tauhou and bellbird korimako. These charming birds can be found in New Zealand's Atherton Tableland, perching gracefully on twigs and adding their melodious songs to the Great Dividing Range. In the Solomon Islands, we encounter the bare-eyed white-eye (Woodfordia superciliosa). This adult bird showcases its striking features while perched on leaf stems on Rennell Island during April. A side view of a broad-ringed white-eye (Zosterops poliogaster) reveals its unique characteristics as it pecks at yellow buds from a branch. Its tapering wings and large white eye ring make for an intriguing sight. Moving back to New Zealand, we find silvereyes once again gracing our presence. With November being their prime time, these adults perch elegantly in flowering trees across the country. Not forgetting South Africa's contribution to this avian family, we have Cape White-eyes enjoying a refreshing drink at a birdbath in Grahamstown. Their presence throughout eastern and southern parts of South Africa adds color and life to this region. Lastly, silvereyes are spotted feeding on jam at restaurant tables in Margaret River, Western Australia. Their adaptability allows them to thrive both in southwestern Australia and eastern parts of this vast country.