Warm, sunny, gusting wind, passing cloud, around 28 degrees Celsius.
It flew onto my neck, buzzing loudly. I brushed it off and it fell to the ground, upside down. A couple of quick pics, turned it up, more pics then it flew off.
Single bee hovering and burrowing in sandy soil near suburban house.
Single badge huntsman. Is now dead for some reason. Was very lethargic last night. It’s body is soft and squishy. Lovely.
Sitting on a young Eucalyptus tree.
Possibly Leucism or other genetic mix up.
Male in a family group with a female, yearling and baby.
Sighting and photos (c) hopefulnanny.
Field Notes - First spotted walking on concrete in full sun, in garden section of Bunnings, wings folded down. When phone/camera came close, wings went out but didn't fly away.
Sighting and photos (c) msangruang.
Habitat - Parkland
How many? - 1
Additional comments? - White-grey bird of prey (Grey Goshawk) - around 25cm head to tail, large wing span, short neck and visible talons on outsretched feet. Seen hovering over grassy marsh, watching for prey below. Subject would periodically move locations: hovering, then fly horizontally and proceed to continue hovering/searching for prey.
Nest present - No
Behavior - Feeding
Field Notes - 2 more frogmouths along the same creek.