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Graceful Honeyeater in its natural habitat
Common rarity

Graceful Honeyeater

Meliphaga gracilis

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StatusNative
RarityCommon
Height16 cm
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"Graceful Honeyeaters produce a variety of calls, including a high-pitched “wip-wip-wip” series."

Field Guide

Graceful Honeyeater

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The Graceful Honeyeater (*Microptilotis gracilis*) is a small, olive-gray bird native to northeastern Australia’s Cape York Peninsula, southern New Guinea, and the Aru Islands. It is a common resident of tropical forests and mangroves, blending well into the lush greenery of its habitat. Birdwatchers often encounter this species in the mid-canopy, where its subtle plumage and unique facial markings set it apart from similar honeyeaters.

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