a little white timber bridge in the distance. Could hear small birds in the scrub on the right but nothing would reveal itself.
there were seagulls here, and there, along the waters edge
a pair of Plovers (Masked Lapwing) weren't happy me being around; I kept my distance
the wooden bridge is coming up, to the right
high-wire act from the Crested Pigeon
a peep through the trees
the other side of the bridge now.
several of the Superb Fairy Wrens in the dense growth but of course kept way out of reach, darn...this is just to show they were out there and I had hoped for a good snap. They dart about so quickly, maybe I'd have had half a chance if it'd stopped a moment. More coming up in Part Two!
Those little Fairy-Wrens are very difficult to capture - I think it takes lots of patience and staying still but I've never been able to manage those two qualities.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely walk Carole with welcome glimpses out to sea.
Beautiful series Carole, beautiful environment, it is there.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day, Irma.
What a pretty place to walk and to see the birds. Lovely scenes and I enjoyed seeing your birds. The lapwing and the Fairy Wren are my favorites. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of your walk. Great !
ReplyDeleteDas sind so wunderschöne Fotos, die machen Sehnsucht...nach Meer und Frühling.
ReplyDeleteLG Mathilda ♥
so nice to see greenery! :)
ReplyDeletelove the lapwing! and the crested pigeon, too!
What a lovely place for a walk, Carole! Love those little Fairy Wrens and the Crested Pigeon is an interesting looking bird.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day!
Very nice photo's Carole.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
Thank for taking me for a walk along the Bay. I could almost hear the birds.
ReplyDeleteWonderful stroll!!! Thanks for taking us along!! That crested pigeon is so funny looking!!! Like someone licked his feathers the wrong way!!
ReplyDeleteLove the seagull and wren especially! Of course, I'm always in awe of seagulls. Not often seen where I come from! :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely walk Carole...I enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jan
What a beautiful place! I love the Lapwing with its yellow face!
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