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Crimson Finch - gathering grass for a nest Usually inhabits pandanus lined creeks but sometimes forages some distance away. This is the black-bellied subspecies phaeton

Crimson Finch - gathering grass for a nest Usually inhabits pandanus lined creeks but sometimes forages some distance away. This is the black-bellied subspecies phaeton


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Crimson Finch - gathering grass for a nest Usually inhabits pandanus lined creeks but sometimes forages some distance away. This is the black-bellied subspecies phaeton

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Crimson Finch - gathering grass for a nest
Manning Gorge, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia
Neochmia phaeton phaeton
Usually inhabits pandanus lined creeks but sometimes forages some distance away. This is the black-bellied subspecies phaeton. Occurs from the Kimberley across northern Northern Territory and north Queensland where the white-bellied subspecies lives.
Don Hadden
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Collecting Finch Finches Gathering Nest Material Vegetation


Feathered Architects - Crimson Finch's Nesting Adventures!

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. In this snapshot, we witness the industriousness of a crimson finch as it embarks on a mission to create the perfect love nest. Armed with determination and an eye for detail, this vibrant bird is gathering grass for its cozy abode. Known for their preference to inhabit pandanus lined creeks, our crimson friend has ventured far from home in search of the finest materials. This particular subspecies, the black-bellied phaeton, roams across Northern Territory and North Queensland while its white-bellied counterpart resides elsewhere. Captured at Manning Gorge along Gibb River Road in Western Australia's Kimberley region, nature photographer Don Hadden immortalizes this avian architect's quest for perfection. The photo showcases not only the beauty of Australian wildlife but also highlights their resourcefulness when it comes to creating safe havens. With meticulous precision, our crimson finch meticulously selects each blade of grass before adding it to its growing collection. As if conducting a symphony of colors and textures, this feathered artist demonstrates that even birds have an eye for interior design! So next time you stumble upon a crimson finch diligently collecting vegetation or crafting its dreamy nest amidst breathtaking landscapes Down Under - remember that these tiny creatures are more than just birds; they're architects with flair!

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