Helmeted honey eater

Helmeted honeyeater
Sarah
Herring

DIET
Helmeted honeyeaters
eat invertebrates,
Nectar, lerps honeydew
and eucalypt or other
plant snap.

KIINGDOM:
ANIMALIA
SCIENTIFIC NAME:
LICHENOSTOMUS
MELANOPS CASSIDIX

HABITAT
Helmeted honeyeaters
live in bush land
areas in central Victoria

SRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS
The helmeted honey eater
Has feathers and a beak.
They have an internal-skeleton.
They can weigh up to 32gms and get to the length of 200mm.

FUNCTIONAL
CHARACTERISTICS
*Helmeted honeyeaters
lay eggs.
*They fly
*They become independent 40 days after hatching
*Their breeding season is from July to March

*They are territorial and aggressive towards other birds
*Pairs rarely leave there territory
BEHAVIOURAL CHARACTERISTICS

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Bibliography
www.wikipidia.org
www.nrm.gov.au
www.enviroment.gov.au
www.acess.250x.com
www.google.com.au

Helmeted honey eater

by Britt Gow on May 28, 2010

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