28 April 2013

Eastern Rosella


It was late this afternoon and two rosellas were tucking into the crepe-myrtle seedheads.  One wasn't quite in the right place to photograph so I'm doubling up with two of the same bird.  When I edged along for a better position to take more pics, you guessed it, off they went.



20 comments:

  1. Those birds have such amazing colours Carole. I wouldn't blame anyone for wanting to get lots of shots of them and you definitely took a couple of good ones there.

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  2. Beautiful parrot looking the Rosella, genius catch Carole.

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  3. They always remind me of when I lived in Sydney and we had them visit our garden.

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  4. They are gorgeous birds, great photos, Carole.

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  5. they're just so gorgeous to have around!

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  6. Wow, what a beautiful parrots, Carole.
    Here you see this only in the zoo.
    Regards, Irma

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  7. Wonderful colored feathers and beautifukl portraits too. Have a nice Sunday, Carol. Best regards, Synnöve

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  8. A beautiful bird to see Carole they make my little Goldfinches look ordinary.

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  9. Buenas capturas de este precioso loro.Saludos

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  10. I would jump for joy if one of these was in my garden... They are gorgeous

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  11. Their colors are stunning, Carole, and these photographs are wonderful.

    I hope you've had a great weekend, and I wish you a bright beginning to your week.

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  12. How cool that you can see these in person! They are so colorful and pretty! Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos!!!
    hugs,
    Laura

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  13. Anonymous11:34 am

    What a beautiful rainbow they must make while flying.
    I love your blog name and look Carole.

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  14. ufff how colorful is the budgie! Great. A kiss

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  15. I often wonder why you have so many colourful birds...

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  16. What fabulous color and such a sweet face. You are so lucky to have these beautiful birds near you.

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  17. Gorgeous chattering things, they be. I love their distinctive colour ...

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  18. Wish I could see one of these out my window!!!

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  19. Gorgeous shots, Carole.
    We don't see the Eastern Rosellas up this far. I've only seen them on the Mornington Peninsula.
    We do get the Pale Headed Rosellas up here. I photographed one in our yard when the Grevillea went to seed last year..

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  20. Oh this is awesome!!

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