Gidday

My name is Sue and I've just posted my first entry in the interesting sightings section about the Little Wattle Birds nesting in my laundry.
We live in Maroochydore central, aren't birdies, but enjoy observing our bird-life and wild-life in general.
We have the usual suspects visit and entertain - butcher birds (one in particular who serenades me with a wide repertoire of songs and mimicry), maggies, rainbow lorikeets, honeyeaters, mickey birds, a flock of cockies, the occasional pair of black cockatoos, a blue crane with neck quivering when readying to catch a little lizard, a willy wagtail who successfully raised three chicks last summer, and peewees who also raised a family in a nest on our neighbour's tv antenna in late spring. They had another shot not too long ago, but we had some windy rainy weather and I think the chicks died. The nest is utterly out in the open high above the roof with no big trees offering any shade or protection.
We have a lillypilly tree our the front which fruits heavily which attracted lots of feeding birds and created a wonderful opportunity to observe their behaviours.
I'm very keen to receive some comments about the little wattle birds nesting activities...