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25.01.2022 Noisy Friarbird, Philemon Corniculatus or the not so pretty Leather head. www.chrismorecroft.com.au
24.01.2022 Little Friarbird, Philemon citreogularis This Photo was taken at Bowra a few years ago Not quite as ugly or as noisy as the Noisy Friarbird. www.australianbirdimages.com
21.01.2022 White-Browed Woodswallow, Artamus superciliousus #woodswallow #australianbirdimages #flattenthecurve www.australianbirdimages.com
18.01.2022 Blue Bonnet , A few years ago, these guys where a bit of a high light on a trip to Bowra, very dry conditions had these stunners coming to water and a photo opportunity for me.
17.01.2022 Warm weather and water source will bring in all types of Honeyeaters, all will drink but many will stop for a splash. Granite belt NSW ,Dec 2018
16.01.2022 X is for eXtinct "It's not pining. It's passed on! This parrot is no more. It has ceased to be! It has expired and gone to see its maker. This is a la...te parrot. Its a stiff! Bereft of life it rests in peace. If you hadn't nailed it to the perch it would be pushing up daisies. It's rung down the curtain and joined the choir invisible. It's an eX-parrot!" Monty Pythons famous 'Dead Parrot' sketch rings true for this stunning bird last seen almost 100 years ago. The Paradise Parrot. (Ok you'll have to forgive some creative licence for X!) The last record of this stunning species was from 1927. They nested in termite mounds and were very similar and related to the Golden-shouldered and Hooded Parrots from the genus Psephotous. I was lucky enough to see these skins in The Australian Museum years ago thank to Walter Boles, when @abrahamjoffe and I started to work on a Night Parrot documentary (which was shelved soon after when John Young got the first images of that bird). Paradise parrots were such stunning birds who once again tell a sad story about the impact that we humans have on our natural world. How I long for a world that values every part of creation and acknowledges that we are but one part of a bigger picture, and not just the unrelenting alpha. X is for eXcruciating sadness. X is for those deep cuts in our souls that through extinction will never be healed. There simply is no coming back from it. eXtinction is indeed forever. PS - There will be no X tips tonight. There is enough to ponder. And I am too sad to write more. Hopefully Y & Z will be more uplifting See more
14.01.2022 Restless Fly catcher , feeling the heat in Cunnamulla Qld.
12.01.2022 Crimson Chat , female Kilcowera Station
09.01.2022 Spotted Bowerbird , Taken late last year at the very dry Bowra , at one of the two Dams that still had some water . www.australianbirdimages.com
07.01.2022 Crested Shrike Tit www.australianbirdimages.com #australia #bird #chrismorecroft #stanthorpe #granitebelt #shriketit #crested #australia
06.01.2022 Ball of fluff , Juv Diamond Firetail, After to bloody long it was great to get out to the bush and snap a few pics. Granite Belt NSW. www.australianbirdimages.com
06.01.2022 Grey Shrike-Thrush , Colluricinia harmonica. www.australianbirdimages.com What a beautiful song bird these guys are.... Found throughout Australia in most habitats
05.01.2022 Mistletoebird , Photo was taken at Pindari Dam in April 2018 With no new pics to process I'm still finding some images untouched in my hard drive . www.australianbirdimages.com
04.01.2022 Restless Flycatcher . As their name suggests ( Restless ) always on the move picking up insects in flight or on the ground, even when they are perched they are always bouncing around. www.australianbirdimages.com Photo was taken at Bowra October 2019
04.01.2022 Flame Robin, Petroica phoenicea , Canon 7D11 Canon 500mm TC 1.4 111 #Inalanaturereserve #Brunyisland #Australia #wildlife #birdphotos
02.01.2022 Olive-Backed Oriole Granite Belt NSW
02.01.2022 Masked Wood Swallow Kilcowera station www.Australianbirdimages.com
02.01.2022 Satin Bowerbird, female. Granite belt NSW , The male didn't appear , although in this case I think the female is stunning. www.australianbirdimages.com
01.01.2022 White - plumed Honeyeater, Ptilotula penicillata. Never far from water, usually near river gums. #australianbirdimages #Honeyeater #australia #outback #birds #birdphoto www.australianbirdimages.com
