It been a very, very busy week - so this week's WBW is rather more of a photo-essay than anything else.
These birds are Galahs (Eolophus roseicapilla) which were feeding on a sports oval. The bird with the grey looking head is a young bird.
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These birds are Galahs (Eolophus roseicapilla) which were feeding on a sports oval. The bird with the grey looking head is a young bird.
Just beautiful!
ReplyDeletethe galah was a bird I found quite hard to photograph. We saw it quite often but in places we were not welcome to enter. So they were too far off for great shots. Love to see yours.
ReplyDeleteYet another gorgeous Australia bird. Thanks for hosting and have a good week Stewart.
ReplyDeleteSuch rich raspberry red! Nice series and thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteAren’t they beauties!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteGotta love a gaggle of galahs... YAM xx
So beautiful bird! And so unusual for the area where I live)))
ReplyDeleteHave a good day! Catherine
As always a picture is worth a thousand words.
ReplyDeleteIt would be wonderful to have a flock of these in the neighborhood -- they are beautiful birds. Thank you for hosting.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of some pretty birds Stewart!
ReplyDeleteDas ist ja ein wundervoller Vogel.
ReplyDeleteSchön, wenn man solche Tiere sehen und beobachten kann.
Tolle Aufnahmen sind dir gelungen.
Liebe Grüße
Great series of galah shots.
ReplyDeleteHi Stewart, even in your busyness you manage to produce special and beautiful birds to share with us. Thanks for hosting this meme. Greetings Jo
ReplyDeleteColorful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting WBW!
They are just so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful birds! Would love to see one in person someday. I'm not going to be around to make comments until next week, but wanted to post anyway. Have a wonderful week.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful birds..kinda look like Parakeets..Thanks for hosting..
ReplyDeleteAre their heads actually pink or is that my imagination. They are beautiful ... colors you could decorate your bedroom with, Ha! So many different parrot families in Australia, but this a another first for me. It took me three tries to post this week. I failed to realize there was a "privacy" requirement. But, once my brain zeroed in on it( who knows why), I checked the boxes and here I am ... Phew! So it must be really hard and time consuming for you to keep this blog going ... I don't think I have thanked you in awhile, so THANK YOU, STEWART it has been and still is a trip sharing with you :)
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
wow.... and I thought my little Red Polls had some red on them....these guys beat them by a country mile....
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing a lot of these when we were in Australia. Have a good weekend Diane
ReplyDeleteAlways so fun to watch the 'toos! I hope things get back to "normal" for you soon, Stewart!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet looking creatures.
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary lovely birds Stewart - what a thrill to see them in the wild.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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