On the way home from work yesterday, I observed a pair of White-headed pigeons, Columba leucomela foraging under a very large Camphor laurel tree. The location was somewhat unexpected, being right on the edge of suburban Teralba, Lake Macquarie. I grabbed my camera to record the moment, and was incredibly annoyed to realise that I'd left the CF card in the reader at home. By the time I sourced another CF card from deep within the camera bag, they were gone.
I was ready today - the CF card was loaded and I had a full battery on the camera. I was pleasantly surprised to see FOUR adult White-headed pigeons foraging under the Camphor laurel tree. I grabbed a few dodgy photos to confirm the observation and left. See the images below.
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| Adult male (left) and adult female White-headed pigeons, foraging beneath a very large Camphor laurel tree, Teralba, northern Lake Macquarie NSW. |
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| Two x adult male White-headed pigeons, Teralba, northern Lake Macquarie, NSW. |
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