While not the sharpest of photographs, due mainly to the fact that this Golden Whistler was jumping around from branch to branch, it does show the bird in its attempt to find a way to down the tasty morsel in its beak.
[The photograph is an almost 100% crop from the original frame, using a compact camera (Nikon Coolpix S10) at full zoom (380 mm), handheld at 1/60 sec].
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