Captured in the early hours of the morning raiding whats left of the fig tree outside my home, the silvereye belongs to a group of birds known as the white-eyes and is easily recognised by its olive green feathers and white ring round the eye.

Unlike the Eastern States variety of Silver Eye in Australia the Western variety have a uniform Olive Yellow across the body while the Tasmanian and Other Eastern States have the Olive green Head but Grey Plumage across the back.

Silvereye #1

Taken on my Fuji HS10
F-Stop : F/5.6
Exposure : 1/550sec
ISO : ISO-200
Exposure Bias : -1step
Focal Length : 102mm
Max Aperature : 3
Metering Mode : Pattern
Flash : No Flash