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Sep 07, 2009 05:49 |  #1

This shot was taken in the Aussie bush.
These birds have a well deserved reputation for being destructive.
They tend to chew on anything and everything.
Thanks for looking.
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Sep 07, 2009 09:07 |  #2

Good looking shot and nice pose... he looks so docile and tranquil for a destructive bird.

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Sep 07, 2009 10:32 |  #3

Nice shot with a beautiful BG too! Well done!


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Sep 07, 2009 11:14 |  #4

Scrub wrote in post #8597837 (external link)
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They tend to chew on anything and everything.

Usually peoples ears in my experience :D


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Sep 07, 2009 11:54 |  #5

Beautiful Shot! Love the BG.




  
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Sep 07, 2009 18:05 |  #6

dbriz wrote in post #8598369 (external link)
Good looking shot and nice pose... he looks so docile and tranquil for a destructive bird.

db

Thanks db looks can be deceiving, they can also be extremely noisy.

ajosteve wrote in post #8598744 (external link)
Nice shot with a beautiful BG too! Well done!

Thanks ajosteve, I always try to get a reasonably clean background, but as you know its not always possible.

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Usually peoples ears in my experience :D

Thanks artyman, I certainly wouldn't let one bite me, they hurt.

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Beautiful Shot! Love the BG.

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Sep 07, 2009 19:11 |  #7

So used to seeing them in captivity, nice to know they are doing well in the wild. Nice shot.


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Sep 07, 2009 21:36 |  #8

Lovely shot -- the background is terrific.


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Sep 08, 2009 07:59 |  #9

Paul A wrote in post #8601431 (external link)
So used to seeing them in captivity, nice to know they are doing well in the wild. Nice shot.

jgrussell wrote in post #8602275 (external link)
Lovely shot -- the background is terrific.

Thanks again for your comments.
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Sep 08, 2009 10:35 |  #10

Very nice!


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Sep 08, 2009 15:02 |  #11
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Aww thats awesome! I love these birds. My parents rescued one (here in calgary ab parrot rescue) His name is lucky, and here is a photo of him helping me work on my van.

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and yes, they are VERY destructive!!!

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Sep 08, 2009 21:32 |  #12

Mil wrote in post #8605107 (external link)
Very nice!

Thanks Mil

d.allan wrote in post #8606604 (external link)
Aww thats awesome! I love these birds. My parents rescued one (here in calgary ab parrot rescue) His name is lucky, and here is a photo of him helping me work on my van.

and yes, they are VERY destructive!!!

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They do make good pets though.
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Sep 09, 2009 14:25 |  #13

Interesting birds, nice capture..


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Sep 10, 2009 01:46 |  #14

Stormin_24 wrote in post #8613290 (external link)
Interesting birds, nice capture..

Thanks Stormin.
Here's another one shot in the same area but a while ago.
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Sep 10, 2009 04:19 |  #15
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I love seeing these birds in the wild. Can you post more photos? have any of them in a flock?

I wish all of my parents rescue birds were in the wild :(


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