Staying in the middle of a Marri and Karri forest is certainly great for birdlife; improved further by feeders.
These Baudin’s (Long-Billed) Cockatoos are unique to this tiny corner of Australia.
The Fairy Wrens are Splendid Fairy Wrens, very common down here and also in a belt through the NSW and South Australian deserts. The are pretty cute the way they cuddle up and preen each other.
Red-Wattle Birds, New Holland Honeyeaters, and Brown Honeyeaters contribute to the cacophony.
There are also lots of White-Browed Scrub-wrens, 28s (ring-necked parrots) and Silver Eyes.
The Western Spinebill is also unique to this corner; it has a more decorated front than the Eastern Spinebill.
Michael Monaghan
Michael Monaghan Photography 
Beautiful! I have not seen the Karri forests but it looks beautiful. And what a great selection of bird photos. Nice.
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