This pair of birds was happily feeding in some mud, although I was never able to get a look at what they were eating.
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Wednesday, 29 March 2023
Wild Bird Wednesday 557 - Brolga
The Brolga (Grus rubicunda) is one of two species of crane found in Australia. The Brolga at Werribee are experiencing a bit of a population boom, with at least 11 birds present. With a bit of luck you can find at least three different groups of birds these days.
(for the photographers out there, none of these images has been cropped!)
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteYou have caught their gracefulness! YAM xx
We have ducklings Stewart! Spring time in Waikiki. Thank you friend
ReplyDeleteA beautiful graceful bird Stewart Great shots. Thanks for hosting and I hope you have a grand week ahead
ReplyDeleteEn effet c'était à Werribee que j'avais vu deux grues, mais en vol. J'aurai aimé les voir comme toi, elles sont très belles.
ReplyDeleteAmitiés de France
What a graceful beauty! It must be quite a sight in flight!
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to see long-legged wading birds!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeletePiękne ujęcia niezwykłych ptaków. Bardzo lubię do Ciebie zaglądać, zawsze pokazujesz coś ciekawego na pięknych zdjęciach! Pozdrawiam serdecznie!
ReplyDeleteThese Cranes look similar to our Sandhill Cranes. Wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteHi Stewart, beautiful photos of the cranes. They are flying sometimes in the Netherlands.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice sunday !
ReplyDeleteGreat looking bird. As you head into Fall, I head into Spring, and I've been hearing a lot of birds singing. :-)
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