well there's a spot of water there...only just
fact-sheet on the Port Lincoln Ringneck is here
Alice Springs Waterhole, dry...how dry?
this dry
and another
one of the many wonderful hanging artwork by students of the School of the Air, in Alice Springs. Well done Darcy! Their website is here.
Sharing with Saturday's Critters
Hi Carole Never seen or heard of this lovely bird. You got great shots of it. WOW! That is DRY! Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteHello Carole, I enjoyed the drawings and your photos of the Port Lincoln Ringneck.. It is a beautiful parrot.. Thank you for linking up with my critter party. Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Carole, what a beautiful parrots, beautiful species I've never seen.
ReplyDeleteThere is no water in the Alice Springs Waterhole, really unimaginable.
Have a wonderful weekend.
This is my first time seeing photos of this one. Gorgeous colors!
ReplyDeletewhat a beauty! sorry about the drought, though!
ReplyDeletePort Lincoln Ringnecks are very cool. Really nice photos of them!
ReplyDeleteThe Port Lincoln Ringneck is a beautiful parrot.Well done for spotting it amongst the foliage.
ReplyDeleteCurious as to if that is a "normal" dry for the waterhole or an exceptional occurrence. I like the artwork on interpretive sign for the Ringneck.
ReplyDeleteThe parrot is gorgeous. I hope the birds and the other critters can find water somewhere else.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such a colorful bird ! Really beautiful !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend :)
What a beauty. Lovely photos of the area and the Ringneck.
ReplyDeleteThat whole area is great - but it is dry.
ReplyDeleteWe had this species of parrot join us for lunch in central AS when we were there.
Sorry about the much delayed reply - I've been in the UK for a month and I let the blog sit on the back burner - normal service will resume soon!
Stewart M - Melbourne
Seeing how dry it is makes me thirsty...LOL! Beautiful Ringneck!
ReplyDeleteTFS Carole...so enjoyable!
Jan
Boy, that is dry Carole. It's a lovely looking parrot and I think Darcy really captured the striking colours of the bird.
ReplyDeleteLove the Port Lincoln Ringneck, it's special.
ReplyDeletethsi seem to be a new one for me as well. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteBellísimo, una maravilla. Un saludo desde Cantabria, España.
ReplyDeleteIncredible art work!!! And such a stunning bird!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up this weekend at the Bird D'Pot!
I've never heard of this bird, Carole.
ReplyDeleteHe sure is a handsome one.
Beautiful bird-photos! So cute!
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Such a beautiful bird. I love the bright colors. Great art work of the bird as well and yes that was a very "dry" waterhole for sure.
ReplyDeleteHe is a very primary colored parrot. He looks like a familiar flag.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and beautiful colored bird is this.
ReplyDeleteAlso you panoramic views of the landscape I find beautiful to see.
Thank you to share.
A hole without water... wonderful..it is very dry though.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful bird!!