leaves on the crepe myrtle were scorched from the 46.6 degree celcius day recently
'some-one' must've had a heavy night
Peepo .. I see you too
seen during the morning walk
short video, so you can hear them too.
Sharing with Wild Bird Wednesday
Great post for WBW!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous photos! It's a treat to see these stunning birds, and to hear them, too! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI was next to you on WWW today, and I considered it an honor.
Spectacular looking birds!
ReplyDeleteOh my these birds are so pretty. If I have this kind of birds here in Michigan I would be leaping for joy in the morning and be out in my backyard early in the morning all the time. ^_^ Awesome!
ReplyDeleteone of natures true wonders. High high high on my world wish list, one day that day will come. Thanks for sharing, stunning!
ReplyDeleteDave
fabulous and fascinating! and screechy! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch great colours!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThe sound from that video woke Annie from her nap, and made her prick up her ears!! it would be something to hear that wake you in the morning, going on and on....
ReplyDeleteThey are such pretty birds!!!
Extreme beauty, perfect colours.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
I cannot get over the vibrant colors of these birds! Beautifully photographed, Carole.
ReplyDeleteSuch stunning captures Carole!
ReplyDeleteWith those lovely bright colors they are aptly named. :)
Great photos. Even if they are noisy - I love 'em!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite birds from down under. I would love to see them in person. Your photos and video, will do. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteLike baubles on a Christmas tree ... so colourful but they can be noisy.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine having birds like this in my yard. Beautiful pictures! Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteJeanne
I think these birds are just gorgeous! Such amazing colors, and your photographs of them are wonderful, Carole.
ReplyDeleteSuperb captures! These are such beautiful birds. I enjoyed hearing them again, I used to live in Australia.
ReplyDeleteUnreal to have such colorful birds roaming free in a back yard. That first photo is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a mop come alive with those beauties!
ReplyDeletePaper Hugs,
Jan
These were in your yard? How lucky you are! Lovely pics of lovely birds!
ReplyDeleteThese birds are truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures of a colorful parrot - can be bought in this country as "caged bird" ..... think it's "just" a shame to keep such a great / beautiful bird in a cage :) Hanne Bente
ReplyDeleteGreat are these rainbow lorikeets, Carole, very well photographed.
ReplyDeleteThe first picture I find quite amazing.
Greetings Irma
Gorgeous birds! These are wonderful photos, Carole!
ReplyDeleteThese are great pictures - I can remember the first time I saw these birds. I could not believe my eyes!
ReplyDeleteAs far as I can tell oystercatchers dont eat oysters! But the do it small bivalves - like pippis - a lot of the time.
Cheers and thanks for linking to WBW
Stewart M - Melbourne
Everything is fantastic, birds, coulors and photos, Carole!
ReplyDeleteIt must be just amazing to see those birds out in the free!
Greetings Pia
Beautiful birds and you have those in your backyard! You are so lucky. The colors are amazing. The bottlebrush is fascinating. Great hiding place for the birds. Beautiful captures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderfully colorful bird! I think the noise is super but I might change my mind after a bit of exposure.
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
Beautiful lorikeets.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I love Rainbow Lorikeets - such gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteThe lorikeets are so beautiful! And quite noisy, thanks for the sound which makes them real. :)
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