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Classification - Identification

The classification, common names and scientific names are based on 'Taxonomy in Flux (TiF)' by John H. Boyd III.

The identification of subspecies is based on location only in most of cases, and is therefore unreliable, inconsistent or even meaningless. It is added for fun only.

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Our collections basically comprise photographs of the living creatures we have actually encountered by chance.
We don't use any bait, scent, artificial roost, audio devices or other unfair method to lure birds or animals except for some rare cases marked with relevant icons (We often talk / whistle to them with our own organs though).
Our collections include photos of domesticated animals freely walking, wandering or reposing at the time of our encounter. Animals in captivity are marked with the chain icon.
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PASSERIFORMES / Passeri / Meliphagida

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List of the blog entries with 'honeyeaters' tag

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Red-headed Myzomela (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Myzomela erythrocephala). Photo : 08/2003, Darwin, Australia.
Rufous-banded Honeyeater [1] (Meliphagidae - Gliciphilinae. Conopopila albogularis). Photo : 08/2003, Fogg Dam, Australia.
Rufous-banded Honeyeater [2] (Meliphagidae - Gliciphilinae. Conopopila albogularis). Photo : 08/2003, Fogg Dam, Australia.
White-gaped Honeyeater (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Stomiopera unicolor). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
White-throated Honeyeater [1] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Melithreptus albogularis). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
White-throated Honeyeater [2] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Melithreptus albogularis). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Blue-faced Honeyeater (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Entomyzon cyanotis). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Little Friarbird (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Philemon citreogularis). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Red-backed Fairywren (Maluridae - Malurinae. Malurus melanocephalus). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Rufous-throated Honeyeater (Meliphagidae - Gliciphilinae. Conopophila rufogularis). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Brown Honeyeater [1] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Lichmera indistincta). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Silver-crowned Friarbird (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Philemon argenticeps). Photo : 08/2003, Kakadu, Australia.
Dusky Myzomela (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Philemon obscura). Photo : 08/2003, Richfield NP, Australia.
Singing Honeyeater (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Gavicalis virescens). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
Brown Honeyeater [2] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Lichmera indistincta). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
Brown Honeyeater [3] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Lichmera indistincta). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
White-cheeked Honeyeater [1] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Phylidonyris niger). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
White-cheeked Honeyeater [2] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Phylidonyris niger). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
Red Wattlebird [1] (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Anthochaera carunculata). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
Red Wattlebird [2] (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Anthochaera carunculata). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
Red Wattlebird [3] (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Anthochaera carunculata). Photo : 08/2003, Perth, Australia.
White-fronted Chat [1] (Male. Meliphagidae - Gliciphilinae. Epthianura albifrons). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
White-fronted Chat [2] (Female. Meliphagidae - Gliciphilinae. Epthianura albifrons). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Splendid Fairywren [1] (Maluridae - Malurinae. Malurus splendens). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Splendid Fairywren [2] (Maluridae - Malurinae. Malurus splendens). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Striated Pardalote (Pardalotidae - Pardalotinae. Pardalotus striatus). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Yellow-plumed Honeyeater [1] (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Ptilotula ornata). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Yellow-plumed Honeyeater [2] (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Ptilotula ornata). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Yellow-plumed Honeyeater [3] (Meliphagidae - Meliphaginae. Ptilotula ornata). Photo : 09/2003, Dryandra Woodland, Australia.
Red-winged Fairywren (Maluridae - Malurinae. Malurus elegans). Photo : 09/2003, Two Peoples Bay, Australia.
Shy Heathwren (Pardalotidae - Acanthizinae. Hylacola cauta). Photo : 09/2003, Two Peoples Bay, Australia.
Brown Thornbill (Pardalotidae - Acanthizinae. Acanthiza pusilla). Photo : 09/2003, Bridgetown, Australia.
White-browed Scrubwren (Pardalotidae - Acanthizinae. Sericornis frontalis). Photo : 09/2003, Cape Naturaliste, Australia.
New Holland Honeyeater [1] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Phylidonyris novaehollandiae). Photo : 09/2003, Cape Naturaliste, Australia.
New Holland Honeyeater [2] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Phylidonyris novaehollandiae). Photo : 09/2003, Cape Naturaliste, Australia.
New Holland Honeyeater [3] (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Phylidonyris novaehollandiae). Photo : 09/2003, Cape Naturaliste, Australia.
White-naped Honeyeater (Meliphagidae - Philemoninae. Melithreptus lunatus). Photo : 09/2003, Cape Naturaliste, Australia.
Yellow-rumped Thornbill (Pardalotidae - Acanthizinae. Acanthiza chrysorrhoa). Photo : 09/2003, Augusta, Australia.

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