Galahs feeding on White Cypress pine-cones
this Olive-backed Oriole was finishing off the final weaving of nest
I had the advantage of standing on an elevation, side of little valley, which made it easier to get a better line of sight with the camera lens
White-winged Triller (a long way out, and photo taken through fencing). I leave this photo in since these birds are likely to be few and far between for me.
Location: Bingara, N.S.W.
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Location: Bingara, N.S.W.
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23 comments:
I do like the galahs.
Merle.........
I have never heard of an Olive-backed Oriole. He's very unique. Love that little black and white bird too.
You really do have some wonderful birds to watch... beautiful images.
really cool oriole! neat that they weave a nest similar to the orioles here in the us. and very glad you have been okay. bless those who are not...
What absolutely gorgeous birds and wonderful photography ~ thanks, carol ^_^
Great photos of 3 very nice birds - the Olive-backed Oriole on the nest is especially good.
What wonderful photos these are Carole! I will never get over the beauty and diversity of the birds in australia!
HI Carole I have seen all 3 of these birds however you have managed to get great shots of the Oriole in its nest.
Oooh a White-winged Triller! Nice find! They are few and far between in Brisbane too (seeing them is a sign that things are VERY dry out west). I really like those Oriole shots too - you've captured an important and intimate moment for the bird.
What a treat to get to see the bird finishing its nest. These are wonderful capture.
Gorgeous photos! Great pastel colors on the Galahs!
Oh how lovely you have the chance
to capture some beautiful birds.
Thanks for sharing.
Oh I love your introduction page of the sweet birds and the other one who cuddles. The wrens.
Adorable!
Carol, You truly have some cool native birds. You make me want to take a trip to your neck of the woods. Thanks for sharing your beautiful homeland and wildlife. :)
Beautiful series of shots of the birds.
You have make beautiful birds photos!
Greetings, RW & SK
I've never heard of the olive backed oriole, Carol. So different from the Baltimore orioles that we have. They are orange and black.
Wonderful pics all Carole!
Jan
Just wonderful !
three lovely species shown here. Love the nesting Oriole images
Oh, the galahs are my fave! Great shots!
Beautiful photos. I really like the photos of the bird weaving the nest.
I've seen loads of Galahs, but never an Oriole or a White-winged Triller. You do find some wonderful birds on your walks and travels!
What a great find to be able to watch the nest building!
Superb series, Carole!
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