Wild Birds of Australia

tandemtouring wrote in post #19060563
Plenty of white tailed black cockatoo which making a hell of a racked in the Yanchep NP

Wow. That's a decent flock. Beautiful birds.
Very nice to see

nardes wrote in post #19060586
More Lorikeet antics they have so much fun frolicking in the drinking dish....

Cheers

Dennis

Gorgeous. Not sure who's having more fun
They really are a striking bird

Striated Pardalote and Eastern Spinebill

Yellow-throated Honeyeater
Endemic to Tasmania and some surrounding islands
A pear was past its used by date so I put it outside on an old crate and immediately this beauty descended on it and gorged itself

Clifty wrote in post #19061186
Striated Pardalote and Eastern Spinebill

couple of beauties there.
Two of our nicest. Very nice.
Welcome to POTN and another Tassie to boot.

Shhhh, we wont tell everybody how good it is down here or post Covid19 we wont be able to move.

The "Green Jackets" or Yellow Throats are my nemesis, they are relatively common around here but hard to photograph. The Crescent is a bit more accommodating.

Clifty wrote in post #19061194
Shhhh, we wont tell everybody how good it is down here or post Covid19 we wont be able to move.

Nah, everyone will want to come to the Territory. No Covid 19 here and it's WARM!

Hope you folks aren't tiring of our beautiful Rainbow Lorikeets...

Cheers

Dennis

PS - a stack of 2 separate frames combined to give a composition, with the best bird from each frame.

Photo from nardes's gallery.
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A little Fairy Wren:

Camera was an Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mk III.

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A is for Apostlebird.

Pippan wrote in post #19061485
Nah, everyone will want to come to the Territory. No Covid 19 here and it's WARM!

Do not tempt fate!!

Kookaburra. Not sure if the background will send the eyes into a spin?

It was quite a busy morning at the bird bath in our back garden, the Rainbow Lorikeets were in a good old frolicking mood.

The one on the left came crashing in, hit the incumbent on the nose and a bit of a stand off ensued.

Cheers

Dennis

Dennis those clowns are so pretty.
I can imagine watching those for hours and never tiring of their antics.

The Butcher Birds have been around again and giving us a cheerful singsong

Juvenile with its 'catch' - a Banksia cone

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One of the locals