This marvelously engineered nest is quite a contrast to that of the tawny frogmouth.
The brown gerygone is a small, insectivorous bird which is native to eastern coastal Australia.
The nest is an oval tapered domed structure, made from roots, plant fibres, spider web, moss and lichens, which is suspended from a low branch or vine, with an entrance tunnel to one side. Both parents feed the young.
On Monday, 10 March 2025 at 9 a.m., by which time cyclone Alfred had dwindled into a mere puff of wind bringing some residual showers on the hill, Tamborine Mountain Community Care Association (TMCCA),had no Energex […]
In April Tamborine Mountain Bushwalkers held their first away walk for 2024. These are special events with opportunity to walk in different landscapes away from our usual selection of forest, coastal and city walking. Most […]
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