As you can see, they are excessively bright, but you can’t tell how noisy they can be when you have a flock of them in a tree. What is really surprising is how hard they can be to pick up with the naked eye when they are in the canopy.
Anyway, this may be the last of the parrots for a while, unless of course I find some more!
Anyway, this may be the last of the parrots for a while, unless of course I find some more!
You can find heaps more splendid birds here at World Bird Wednesday.
You can also see the most recent post on my other blog by clicking on the Paying Ready Attention button on the RHS of this page.
Enjoy the birds.
oh, more please! they're so amazing and to see them in the wild is just fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird to see...so colourful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird. Please find some more parrots. We enjoy them
ReplyDeleteThat's so perfectly understated Stewart, "As you can see, they are excessivly bright..." The Rainbow lorikeet is one of the wonders of this planet I hope to see one day. Thanks for the look!
ReplyDeleteOh my this bird is beautiful and colorful!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteDuck photo shoot
I can't get over how colourful these are Stewart.
ReplyDeleteA real treat to see this, especially in the wild. Just stunning.
Wow! Talk about looking fake! I would certainly love to see a lorikeet in their natural habitat.
ReplyDeleteIt is really strange how pure the colors are. reat shots. :)
ReplyDeleteHI Stewart, if I didn't see them every day I would know there was something seriously wrong up here!! They are my most constant visitors.
ReplyDeleteI love parrots.I wonder if he has a nest inside the log.Beautiful shots,phyllis
ReplyDeleteA splendid bird he is! I don't think you can give us too many shots like these!
ReplyDeleteHE has the prefect name! What a beauty..amazing that something so beautiful crawled out of a log-lol thank you Stewart!
ReplyDeleteSuch an amazingly beautiful bird -- lovely to see!
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