The New Holland honeyeater is one of the most active birds in Australia. They drink the energy rich nectar from eucalyptus trees and grevillea, and they are always on the move either hunting insects or other birds, and are rarely seen sitting still. One of their more unusual activities is the "Corroborrees", where up to a dozen birds gather and noisily fly together, fluttering their wings.
New Holland honeyeater in other languages:
Scientific name: Phylidonyris novaehollandiae
Dutch: Witooghoningeter
French: Méliphage de Nouvelle-Hollande
German: Weißaugen-Honigfresser
Italian: Succiamiele di New Holland
Spanish: Mielero de Nueva Holanda
Swedish: Vitögd Honungsfågel