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21.01.2022 Jim Young is this months print winner! Thanks for registering your interest Jim!

20.01.2022 Spent a fruitful morning in a patch of Xanthorrhoea - the botanical name for the "Black Boy" or Grass Tree. They take 20 years to flower and may not flower every year but flower prolifically after bush fires. Their creamy white flowers are rich in nectar and attract honey-eaters and insects. The main feeders were White-cheeked honey-eaters but had a visit by two male Scarlet honey-eaters and one female. Amazingly they chose to feed less than 3m from me. Just love days like these!

20.01.2022 Scarlet Honeyeater on Xanthorrhoea 3323'39.606" S 15128'58.716" E 07-09-2020 This will be available soon in the shop!

19.01.2022 Colour Print Friarbird (4504) https://geoffwhite.photography//colour-print-friarbird-45/

17.01.2022 Whilst photographing Crested Terns, this Eastern Osprey, one of the nesting pair at Hastings Point, decided it needed a bath. It spent 30 minutes playing in the surf which was delightful to watch. Even in the soft sand, it walked with Talons closed. We were less than 10M from the bird and it was not at all bothered by our presence. Nature at its best!

10.01.2022 Common throughout much of mainland Australia, the Black-shouldered Kite is also occasionally recorded in northern Tasmania and on islands in Bass Strait. They usually inhabit grasslands and other open habitats, and with the expansion and establishment of agriculture in many regions, forested areas have been cleared, providing additional habitat, as well as extra food, in the form of House Mice, which forms a major part of the species’ diet. Occasionally large numbers of Black-shouldered Kites descend on a region, usually coinciding with plagues of mice or, occasionally, grasshoppers. https://geoffwhite.photography//colour-print-black-should/

10.01.2022 Colour Print Friarbird (4515) https://geoffwhite.photography//colour-print-friarbird-45/

09.01.2022 Wonderful to see nearly 50 nesting pairs of Little terns at The Entrance NSW. Central Coast Council have done a fabulous job with fencing and signage to give the nesting colony the best chance. Updates to follow!

07.01.2022 This weekend we are running an intimate workshop at the magnificent Hastings Point in North NSW. The main species we will be photographing is the magnificent Rainbow bee-eater. They are moving south at present in numbers and building nests in the sand dunes. Expect a heap of photos! If you are interested in attending future workshops, please feel free to contact me.

06.01.2022 Green Sea Turtle at Wyuna Bay NSW. Quite at home in Lake Macquarie but a long way from breeding locations in Queensland. A lovely surprise.

06.01.2022 Spring is here! Whales will be heading south soon which means some more time with them on Imagine. If you are interested in joining me, let me know. Get out with your camera and enjoy Spring...

05.01.2022 The Australian Pelican is often seen around the coasts, where it can be seen roosting on sandbanks, rock platforms and reefs, or swimming in lagoons, bays and estuarine waters, dipping their oversized bills into the water to catch fish. However, on the rare occasions that monsoonal rains flood the salt lakes in the arid inland of Australia, many pelicans take advantage of the conditions and flock there in their thousands to breed. When it dries out, they leave and head for other less-ephemeral terrestrial wetlands or the coast. https://geoffwhite.photography//colour-print-australian-p/

05.01.2022 The white-breasted woodswallow is a medium sized passerine bird which breeds from the Andaman Islands east through Indonesia and northern Australia. The name "woodswallow" is a misnomer as they are not closely related to true swallows. https://geoffwhite.photography//colour-print-white-breast/

05.01.2022 Little tern - one of over 100 birds breeding at The Entrance at present. The female sits on the eggs for the 30 day incubation and the male regularly brings fish to keep her fed. Wonderful to observe these beautiful birds...

04.01.2022 Crested Terns pairing off at Hastings Point NSW.

03.01.2022 How to get those great backgrounds on your bird photography!