I enjoyed these views of a beautifully crafted globe silvereye nest today at Badger Creek Weir Reserve.
I always enjoy the descriptions in the best field guides of the bird behaviours, nests etc. Of the Silvereye nest, Pizzey describes a:
suspended cup of grass, thistledown, moss, spider's web, usually in shrub
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| This fellow emerged under parents' watchful eye |
I was hoping to have a further
lyrebird experience while at Badger Creek Weir but dipped!!! I could hear the cacophony of a male singing but wanted the visual.
Did enjoy photographing these Common bronzewing demonstrating their range of colour.
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| No colour! |
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| Bronze? Surely this is green? |
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| Ahh! there's some bronze! |
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| Look I can do both! |
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Enjoyed this pose but needed
that King Parrot
fluoro-green stripe! |
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| That's the one! |
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| Crimson rosella grazing |
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Now tell me this:
Are all parrots left "handed"? |
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