I’ve been wanting to get some pictures of this bird for a while. This is an Eastern Rosella – or as it is called in our house a Tomato Sauce Rosella because of brand of sauce we have here.
This bird was one of a group that were much more cooperative than normal – in other words they did not just dash off into the distance as soon as humans approach.
This is not exactly a perfect example of this bird – the males on full plumage are a sight to see, but it’s still a good bird. The group of rosellas did not hang around for very long – I have not seen them for a few days, so they may have just been passing though.
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Hi Stewart, your Rosella is a beautiful bird. Great capture.
ReplyDeletespectacular plumage!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch an incredibly beautiful, colorful bird, Stewart! I love it! And such a great capture indeed!
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A beauty no matter what you call it Stewart! Great color and pattern to its plumage.
ReplyDeleteThat is a striking bird, Stewart! Gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteCute bird. I like the bokeh in this photo, too.
ReplyDeletePersistence pays off, no?
ReplyDeleteLovely bird, that's for sure!
A wonderful bird to see Stewart..
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Take care...
Hi Steward, you put here the photo of real beauty!
ReplyDeleteGreat looker!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteNice photo of the "tomato sauce" bird! I've seen them plenty of times of course - but not since I have had a good camera :-(
ReplyDelete. . . and it is the only decent brand of tomato sauce there is too. Great capture Strwart, I know just how wary they are.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant bird, Stewart! I am envious - most of ours are much more discrete in their colors.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bird, excellent composition, great picture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous bird! Cool setting for it to be perched on too!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot, Stewart!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the beautiful Rosella!
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