Tuesday, 27 October 2015

Crested Tern, Palm Cove

On our way to Cairns airport for our flight to Sydney,  but called in at Palm Cove and had excellent views of a crested tern. This is a pretty common species all around the coast of Australia.




Also at Palm Cove we had nice views of this varied honeyeater.




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