Released Their 2022 Calendar And It Features Incredible Bird Photographs “BirdLife Australia”
February – Dollarbird
"BirdLife Australia" Released Their 2022 Calendar And It Features Incredible Bird Photographs
Image credits: Mark Sanders
Dollarbirds ‒ so named after the large pale spot on each wing that resemble silver dollars ‒ arrive in northern and eastern Australia to breed from September, then return to New Guinea and Indonesia
at the end of summer.
These high-flying rollers are often seen on exposed perches like dead branches or powerlines, from which they launch in skilled pursuit of their insect prey.
"BirdLife Australia" Released Their 2022 Calendar And It Features Incredible Bird Photographs
Image credits: Mark Sanders
Dollarbirds ‒ so named after the large pale spot on each wing that resemble silver dollars ‒ arrive in northern and eastern Australia to breed from September, then return to New Guinea and Indonesia
at the end of summer.
These high-flying rollers are often seen on exposed perches like dead branches or powerlines, from which they launch in skilled pursuit of their insect prey.
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20 March 2022
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