WHILE many honeyeaters are very conspicuous and familiar, there are a few that are harder to find and identify and are easily overlooked.
This includes the White-naped Honeyeater – a forest inhabiting bird that rarely visits gardens and often feeds unobtrusively in the eucalypt canopy.
Often, their distinctive mellow "tsew-tsew" calls, or a rasping "sherp-sherp", are the only indication of their...
