StatusEndemic
RarityVery Rare
Height22 cm
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"Regent Honeyeaters can mimic the calls of larger honeyeaters, a rare trait among Australian birds, which may help them blend into mixed-species flocks."
Field Guide
Regent Honeyeater
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The Regent Honeyeater is a medium-sized, critically endangered bird found in small populations in Victoria and New South Wales. Known for its beautiful black and yellow plumage, this once abundant bird across southeastern Australia has declined in numbers sharply due to habitat loss, making it a focus for conservation efforts in Australia’s woodlands.
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