Capertee Valley/Glen Davis

Accommodation
  
Holiday Retreat


 the Wollemi National Park
www.birdwatching.net.au
history > the Regent Honey Eater

 



The Regent Honey Eater... "Recent surveys throughout eastern Australia have shown that the population of this boldly patterned black, yellow and white honeyeater has fallen to critical low level – perhaps fewer then 1000 birds.

It is classified as endangered under Commonwealth, Queensland, New South Wales and Victorian Legislation."

  

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The Regent Honey Eater... "...this boldly patterned black, yellow and white ... "
The Kurrajongs... "a 320 acre property, is situated 22 kms from Capertee Village ..."
The Poplars... "It is extremely private and sits at the foot of some very majestic ..."
The Wollemi Pine... "...a very rare discovery ‘Dinosaur tree' or ‘living fossil', the Wollemi Pine is certainly one of the greatest botanical discoveries of our time. ..."