There is a lot of concern at the moment as it appears these delightful members of the robin family are declining across their range, including in dry woodlands like our block in Clunes.

aka Lichenostomus penicillatus

Some adults and then a juvenile White-winged Chough from the last day of 2018.

We were very happy to have caught this fantastic echidna on one of our motion-activated bush cameras.

A large communal group of adult and juvenile White-winged Choughs doing what choughs do; make a lot of noise and forage through the leaf litter. They are a truly rambunctious bird but one that is full of character, even if the bulging red eyes of the adults do make them look a tad demented!

There is a second bird there believe it or not! Whether it is a chick or an adult is hard to tell but we are certainly hoping it is a chick! Fingers crossed we will get some further footage soon.

A small group of White-browed Babblers sharing a dust bath. It was quite dark when this video was taken so isn't the best quality, but hopefully you will find this behaviour interesting.

A purple haze of Chocolate Lilies in November 2016, taken at our bush block in Clunes, Victoria.