The Blue-Faced Honeyeater, with its striking patch of vivid blue skin around the eyes and bold black, white and olive colouring, is one of Australia’s most distinctive and lively native birds.
Found across northern and eastern Australia, blue-faced honeyeaters inhabit open forests, woodlands, coastal areas and gardens, where flowering trees provide an abundance of nectar.
These active birds are often seen in small groups moving through the canopy, feeding on nectar, insects and fruit while filling the air with their varied calls.
Blue-Faced Honeyeaters symbolise vitality, curiosity and connection, reflecting their energetic nature and the way they move and communicate within their groups.
When the Blue-Faced Honeyeater appears, it can be seen as a gentle reminder to stay curious, nurture our connections with others, and approach life with lively enthusiasm.
Our Blue-Faced Honeyeater pins began as an original illustration in our home studio and have been thoughtfully transformed into beautiful pins using recycled plastics - right here in Brisbane, Australia.
- Lightweight design, perfect for jackets, bags or hats
- 2 pin posts on the back for extra stability - stays firmly in place
- Soft rubber backing for comfortable wear
- Size - 4.8cm x 2cm