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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Acanthizidae Bringing Hatchlings A Grasshopper Possibly Yellow Winged Locust Gastrimargus sp. Moving Diet To Exoskeleton s Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Acanthizidae Bringing Hatchlings A Plume Moth Sphenarches sp. Larvae Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Acanthizidae Bringing Hatchlings Possibly A Lemon Migrant Catopsilia Pomona Larvae Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Approaching The Dome Nest With The Sloping Veranda Means Flapping Flight To Generate Thrust And Lift Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota In Nest Associate Tree For Safety Observational & Pre-Nest Flight Planning Or Ascending & Descending Deceptional Movements Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Nestling Begging Calls Increase In Frequency & Amplitude When Their Parents Land In The Neighbouring Nest Observation Tree Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Ready To Cast Off After Delivering Insect Food To The Nestling Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Using The Passiflora foetida Vine As A Last Safety Check Before Taking The Insect To The Nestling Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota Wingbeat Power Requirements Are Dominated By Downstrokes, While Relatively Inactive Upstrokes Cost Almost No Aerodynamic Power Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota With Feet Straddling Rather Than Spreading Evenly Apart Possibly Indicates A Different Entrance Angle Due To The Nest Moving On The Vine Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota With Grey Crown, Lores, Supercilium& Earcoverts Feathers, Black Upper & Lower Mandibles & White Throat Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota With White Throat, Greyish Breast Feathers Turning Yellow On Its Flanks & Belly Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota’s Nest Construction Dried Plant Material Included Ampelocissus acetosa, Melaleuca leucadendra & Passiflora foetida Leaf Petioles All Locally Sourced Shoal Bay
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Green-backed Gerygone Gerygone chloronota’s Nest Construction Include Stitching In Wild Grape Ampelocissus acetosa Vines Including Dried Fruit Shoal Bay
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Hemiptera Possibly Fluted Scale Monophlebulus spp. Margarodidae & Formicidae Iridomyrmex sp. On Hibiscus meraukensis Fruit Capsules Globose With Sharp Trichomes Shoal Bay 01
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Hemiptera Possibly Fluted Scale Monophlebulus spp. Margarodidae & Formicidae Iridomyrmex sp. On Hibiscus meraukensis Fruit Capsules Globose With Sharp Trichomes Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Developing Floral Buds With Stipules & Calyx Present, Persistent & With Scattered Erect And Reflexed Prickles And Occasional Stellate Hairs Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis A Dehiscent Pod Capsule, Brittle & Papery Outer Skin With Trigonous Seeds Inside Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Extra Floral Nectaries Occur As Furrows With A Protuberant Border On The Abaxial Surface Veins Of The Leaf Blade Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Leaves Palmately Veined, Both Surfaces With Occasional Short Prickles And Scattered Stellate Hairs Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Leaves Palmately Veined, Margins Serrate, Both Surfaces With Occasional Short Prickles And Scattered Stellate Hairs Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Malvaceae With Extra Floral Nectaries & Most Commonly Linked To Defensive Mutualisms By Iridomyrmex sp. Ants Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Malvaceae With PSYLLIDAE sp. HEMIPTERA Feeding On Nectar Secretions From Floral Nectaries Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis The Extra Floral Nectary Furrow With Trichomes & Parenchyma Tissue Lodged At The Bottom Which Produce Droplets Of Sugar Rich Nectar Shoal Bay
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Hibiscus meraukensis Thick Cuticle Edge Of The Furrow Of The Extra Floral Nectary Shoal Bay
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Hypoestes floribunda ACANTHACEAE Corolla Bilabiate With Tube Twisted & Cylindrical Below Lee Point
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Hypoestes floribunda ACANTHACEAE Leaves Opposite & Petiolate With Equal Pairs & Usually Evergreen Lee Point
