January's Regent Honeyeaters Stories of Country While the male often steals

While the male often steals the show with his striking display of tail feathers

making it a compelling study of human interaction with the natural seascape

cosmic love affairs

The rich blue tones of the ocean provide a striking contrast

January's Regent Honeyeaters Stories of Country While the male often stealsAmongst the tranquil ironbark woodlands of South Eastern Australia, lives the critically endangered Regent Honeyeater. During the heat of January, mating pairs weave a cup shaped nest of dried grass, sticks and bark, where the speckled blue eggs are laid. Both parents remain close to the nest, tentatively waiting for their precious chicks to hatch.