- The
eastern spinebill (Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris) is a
species of
honeyeater found in south-eastern
Australia in
forest and
woodland areas, as well...
-
Spinebill is the name
given to two
members of the
honeyeater family, both in the
genus Acanthorhynchus,
which is
Latin for "spine bill". They are around...
- The
western spinebill (Acanthorhynchus superciliosus) is a
honeyeater found in the
heath and
woodland of south-western Australia.
Ranging between 12–16...
- shorter-billed
species less so, but even
specialised nectar eaters like the
spinebills take
extra insects to add
protein to
their diet when breeding. The movements...
- late
autumn to
early spring.
Honeyeater birds,
particularly the
eastern spinebill, feed upon the
nectar of the flowers. It
regenerates after bushfire by...
- nectar-feeding
species the most, with
fewer species such as the
Western Spinebill in
areas that were dieback-infested. In New Zealand,
Phytophthora cinnamomi...
-
prickly Moses wattle (Acacia
verticillata subsp. ovoidea) and the
Eastern Spinebill (Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris). It also
features an
image of the Federation...
-
Mountains in 1992. Some of the
common birds in the park
include the
eastern spinebill,
green rosella,
forest raven and
several honeyeaters. The area of the...
- ****atoo.
Smaller resident species include the
superb blue wren and
eastern spinebill.
Sporting and
recreational activities are also po****r in the
hills region...
- honeyeater,
Conopophila whitei - Aus
Eastern spinebill,
Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris - Aus
Western spinebill,
Acanthorhynchus superciliosus - Aus Banded...
