Australian Silvereye 
Zosterops lateralis

Australian Silvereye with begging young on wild tobacco bush. Silvereyes form permanent pair bonds with both sexes participating in nest building and the feeding of their young. They will often raise two to three broods per year. They are widespread with the Tasmanian populations migrating north into southern Queensland during the winter.

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Photographed at Thylogale
by David & Diane Armbrust