gosh that is lovely! We dont get wild birds with all those colors here! I bet in winters especially exciting! We do have eagles, hawks and hummingbirds though. Cardnals too... I guess I shouldnt complain! =]
wow! now that's a something lovely to look at! very tropical-ish...is australia considered the tropics? don't you have winter? how do you get such colorful birds? ours are generally all one color and not very showy.
The Mammy lorikeets, of course.
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Such nice colours! I bet they keep you busy..
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous. Their only fault is, they get raucous & very demanding.
ReplyDeleteMuch like children really.
gosh that is lovely! We dont get wild birds with all those colors here! I bet in winters especially exciting! We do have eagles, hawks and hummingbirds though. Cardnals too... I guess I shouldnt complain! =]
ReplyDeleteHope you are staying warm!
oh my,what a colorful bird, it sured help brighten up our lives a bit .
ReplyDeleteThey are such fun-loving birds...they have a ball, particularly when they get drunk on the nectar! Cheeky as hell and so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like their little "house!"
ReplyDeleteWe feed them by hand at Joondalup lakes, their claws are very sharp!
wow! now that's a something lovely to look at! very tropical-ish...is australia considered the tropics? don't you have winter? how do you get such colorful birds? ours are generally all one color and not very showy.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, we have winters! No snow, though. Temp at the moment (11:30am) is 12deg C (abt 54F). Definitely at the temperate end of the country.
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