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Bridled Honeyeater

Bolemoreus frenatus

The Bridled Honeyeater, a medium to large dusky member of the Meliphagidae family, is adorned with a distinctive white gape and a bicoloured bill. Its eyes are a striking blue, complemented by a yellow line below and a white line behind. A yellow tuft graces the ear, and a large, white-grey patch can be observed on the side of the neck.

Identification Tips

When attempting to identify the Bridled Honeyeater, look for the characteristic blue eye and the unique yellow and white facial markings that resemble reins. The bicoloured bill and the white-grey neck patch are also key features to distinguish this species from others.

Habitat

This species thrives in the subtropical or tropical moist upland forests and rainforests, typically found at altitudes above 300 meters. During the winter months, it descends to lower forests, including mangroves, and may occasionally be spotted in more open habitats.

Distribution

Endemic to northeastern Queensland, the Bridled Honeyeater's range spans from the Bloomfield-Mt Amos area south to Mt Spec in the Atherton region. Some individuals migrate to lower altitudes in the winter season.

Behaviour

The Bridled Honeyeater can be quite gregarious when trees are in fruit or bloom, forming large and noisy flocks. Outside of these times, they tend to be solitary and elusive creatures.

Conservation Status

The Bridled Honeyeater is currently listed as Least Concern by the IUCN. The population is considered stable with no significant threats or declines noted, and while the exact numbers are not quantified, it is regarded as common in certain parts of its range.

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