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These lovely little birds build a mud nest, hence their common name, ‘mudlark’,
and are often in the company of their larger cousins of the black and white
feathered fraternity, magpies. I had the pleasure of making the acquaintance of
this fellow or fellowette at Ray Marshall Park, Woodbridge, on the bank of the Swan-Avon
river, Western Australia.





