Brown Honeyeater in my front yard

[GBO25]

Spotted this little guy feasting on the nectar from this grevillia blossom.

[Shadowman]

Nicely composed, great color capture.

[Dave Humphries]

I agree with John, Graham,

You may consider it not worth the effort, but if mine, I would clone out the thickest bits of twig intruding at right hand side of frame. If you hold a thumb over them and I think you'll see that without them is a slightly better composition.

I might also take 5% height off the top edge by cropping, e.g. make it about 970 px tall instead of 1023 px.

But I am being really picky mentioning these things, purely in an effort to say something constructive.

Well done for being prepared/quick enough to catch him/her.

Cheers, Dave

[NorthernFocus]

Nice shot. That's my favorite position for most birds. The back/top feathers are typically much more interesting than the breast. I got a shot of one of those guys over there fall of '13. Well, our fall, your spring. OK November...

As others have suggested a bit of cropping and cleanup would be even better.

Oops, just went and looked and what i shot were wattle birds, both red and little. They weren't very tasty.

[Nicks Pics]

Wonderful shot! Looks like an Audubon painting with so much nice stuff in the foreground and such a beautiful background.

[IzzieK]

You startled the birdie, Graham...I like where he is, very colourful environment.

[Barbara Ponder]

Beautiful!

[GBO25]

........You may consider it not worth the effort, but if mine, I would clone out the thickest bits of twig intruding at right hand side of frame........

Cheers, Dave

Thanks for the comments Dave and yep you're right, I should have cloned that out. Don't know how I missed that.

Also thanks John, Dan, Nick, Izzie and Barbara.
Ps Dan over here it's autumn, leaves don't all fall off trees where I live when winter approaches