Various birds, inland, N.S.W.

...a long while back there used to be a saying relating to clothing items, that 'blue and green, should never be seen'. Well on these Red-rumped parrots, it looks pretty special I think.

feeding on Capeweed, (daisy-chain nostalgia from childhood years), from the Cape Province of Sth. Africa

Yellow-rumped Thornbill

has found some little treat

Apostlebird owning an impressive mud-nest; it almost appears like plaited coir from here.

Double-bar Finches basking in the late afternoon sun near to a little waterhole

Believed to belong to the Spotted Bowerbird.  A couple days later it had been ransacked, apparently by a Bowerbird opponent; it's what they do.

that sign means something to someone obviously; and there's a little something on the sign too

that looks to be, a Hooded Robin.

Rufous Songlark (I think it is)

White-browed Woodswallow

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