StatusEndemic
RarityCommon
Height20 cm
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"The Singing Honeyeater is among the first birds to call each morning, with males often singing before sunrise."
Field Guide
Singing Honeyeater
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The Singing Honeyeater (*Gavicalis virescens*) is one of Australia’s most widespread honeyeaters, found across much of the continent except for the far east, Tasmania, and Cape York. This adaptable bird thrives in a variety of habitats, from arid shrublands and coastal woodlands to urban parks and gardens. It plays an important role in pollination and ecosystem health.
Distribution Map
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