A thriving landscape has it's own unique sound – such as the soft hiss of grasses in the breeze, the pebbly scuttle of small marsupials in search of food, the moan of wind among sheoaks. And it fills the shrub and tree canopies, where our unique birdlife sings the world’s most ancient songs. This Singing Honeyeater was photographed on Pilungah Reserve in far western Queensland by Paul Graham. The call was recorded by Marc Anderson at Tibooburra, NSW The species is widespread in shrubby habitats