Along the plains to the Warrumbungle Mountains a couple days back, was an opportunity to pick up some emu close-ups. At first sight the emus were well in the distance, but after walking up to the roadside fence-line, they started walking on down for a closer look too.
The farm Emu Logic, has a very interesting web-site here.
fascinating birds! :) great close-up details!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos of this special bird. Wonderful portraits too. I like the "face" of the emu. Great !
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful pictures are these, Carole.
ReplyDeleteThe first I find really quite wonderful.
Greetings Irma
Strong feet.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Fab closeups!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great trip Carole ... i don't think I've ever seen an emu this close up before they really are strange looking creatures
ReplyDeleteGreat closeups, Carole! Interesting looking bird.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! They look somewhat pre-historic.
ReplyDeleteCool closeups of the emu! They are neat looking birds!
ReplyDeleteHe is adorable!!
ReplyDeleteLove those feet!
My! Those feet look totally prehistoric!, and what a look he is giving you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a look!!! He really means business - LOL! Great pics Carole!
ReplyDeleteLove its hairdo and amber eyes. Great close ups.
ReplyDeleteFantastic close up's! The detail is awesome!
ReplyDeleteHI Carole Stunning close up shots of the Emus. I have only seen them in the wild once but from a great distance so you were very fortunate.
ReplyDeleteTerrific, as always Carole :)
ReplyDeleteThe emu seems to be giving an angry terrifying glare ! Wonderful pics.
ReplyDeleteBuenas capturas.Un abrazo
ReplyDeleteI've been missing your blog so I look forward to hearing more details about your trip! Superb photos of these Emus, they look like portraits that they paid you for! And yes, one look at those feet and you know that you're looking at a dinosaur in disguise.
ReplyDeleteSo prehistoric looking and quite handsome as emu's go.
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