Of all the birds I hear, these are the ones that always make me stop and look. A saw a small flock of them only four days after I arrived in Australia, and I have sort of adopted them as my favourite bird.
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.
Those beaks to look like they could tare into almost anything.
ReplyDeleteneat birds! i'd stop and look too! i like their dark coloration.
ReplyDeletep.s. you need to add a tab to this blog leading folks to your other blog (like you do on the other one...)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures...
ReplyDeleteGreat birds!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteNeat birds, great sighting and photos.
ReplyDeleteOH SUPER birds!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture! :)
ReplyDeleteMust be quite a sight to see so many.
ReplyDelete@Holdingmiments - In another example I what a geek I really am, I pulled over to watch the flock. Used the old bins I stash under the driver seat for ornithological emergencies!
ReplyDeleteThis was in the middle of peak hour, in a shopping strip! I think a number of people thought I was made – but you are right – the birds made a fantastic sight!
Cheers – Stewart M
Fascinating birds! I love the flight shots!
ReplyDeleteMr.Stewart, Love those flight shots! Yellow tailed black cockatoo...Man that's a mouthful!
ReplyDeleteGood captures!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome bird. Great captures Stewart!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous-looking birds!
ReplyDeleteI agree they look splendid, Stewart, but you wouldn't like them if you had a pine tree in your yard. They are even more destructive than Sulphur crested Cockies. Where I used to live I had to rake the broken branches and bits of cones up before I could mow the grass!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful set of images. Love the action pictures. Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Stewart. Love the shots of the flock. I had to laugh reading your comment about pulling over to watch them. I do that kind of stuff all the time and have people stopping to ask if I need assistance. Then they see that I am looking through bins at the birds. That's why I created the "I Brake For Birds" bumper sticker ;-)
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