Tuesday, 19 April 2011

World Bird Wednesday - Green Rosella.

Just spent a wet and rather wild week in Tasmania – one of the endemic species found down there is this parrot – the Green Rosella. Saw these by the road side, hit the brakes and rushed out – two shots later they were gone. The first picture was not worth the memory it occupied – but I was rather pleased with this one. Splendid birds with a bell like voice. I heard them far more often than I saw them, which always seems strange for such a colourful beast.











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Enjoy the birds!

13 comments:

  1. WOW, awesome looking birds. Great captures!

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  2. Beautiful birds. Thanks for sharing.

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  3. A very striking and colourful parrot.

    BTW the garden was invaded by numerous Ring-necked Parakeets this afternoon ... all feeders now empty!

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  4. They are so colorful and pretty. Great birds and photos. Thanks for sharing.

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  5. Nice photos of the Rosellas , Stewart. That's one bird I'd like to see and photograph.

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  6. Lovely birds. Sounds like you still had a good time even though it was wet.

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  7. Lucky you've got that quick trigger finger Stewart. Great catch!

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  8. Great birds. Sometimes a quick shot works. The most important shot is in your own memory. Now the birds are in my memory. Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Are they ever impressive birds!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  10. Great shot! They are beautiful birds.

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  11. OH good that got a great shot of them...SO colorful and large too!!

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  12. Beautiful birds and great colors. Thanks for sharing.
    Have a nice easter.

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  13. Seeing a couple of those right now would make this gray, rainy deal seem a bit more cheerful.

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