It's a bird's life......let's see them
Nov 10, 2011 14:31:30 #
Nov 10, 2011 14:33:05 #
Never thought of that LOL. Was a cold Florida day thought it was catching rays to warm up.
littlebiddle wrote:
Is the heron trying to catch the flying fish? Love it!
rufus1 wrote:
These are backyard shots
Nov 10, 2011 14:44:43 #
Nobody said they had to be closeups. :lol:
11 gulls, 5 ducks & 1 lighthouse
Nov 10, 2011 21:12:36 #
TraceyG wrote:
I see ya and raise ya one....LOL
;) ;)
photogrl2 wrote:
awesome ;)
TraceyG wrote:
Zoo shots....
awesome ;)
I see ya and raise ya one....LOL
;) ;)
HAHA :)..
Nov 10, 2011 21:20:58 #
Nov 10, 2011 21:38:23 #
bobmielke wrote:
My favorite Lorikeet shots.
Wow Wow
Great close ups.
Ian
Nov 10, 2011 23:36:44 #
rufus1 wrote:
These are backyard shots
OK - the 'Yoga' shot is REALLY REALLY cool... I've NEVER seen anything like that before from or with any Heron. Cormorants yes, but never a heron. Quite interesting. Koodos on a totally unique shot!
Nov 10, 2011 23:37:48 #
renomike wrote:
I took this one at the San Diego Zoo.
Mike
Mike
Love the cropped version...
Nov 10, 2011 23:39:07 #
harvey mann wrote:
Ok three more and throw me out of here
Not sure what type of bird... but I really love the forward wing position in that bottom photograph. Very nice capture! Tough to get that angle & position.
Nov 10, 2011 23:40:30 #
photogrl2 wrote:
Oh cool lovebirds have a few to post
I like the Scarlet head shot... very nice detail... I don't think I ever got any shots of my Scarlets back in the day.
Nov 10, 2011 23:41:47 #
I was out today and spoted a few ducks, and thought I would share them. Al
Nov 10, 2011 23:43:17 #
TraceyG wrote:
Zoo shots....
Love the Rose Breasted Cockatoo looking into your lens hood. They are such sweet birds. I had one for a few years... moved to TN where there was humidity, and the cockatoos didn't do too well... so brought them back to the west coast where it was drier & they were happier. I only have Macaws now (down to 5). LOL
Nov 11, 2011 08:53:48 #
foghornleg90 wrote:
Love the Rose Breasted Cockatoo looking into your lens hood. They are such sweet birds. I had one for a few years... moved to TN where there was humidity, and the cockatoos didn't do too well... so brought them back to the west coast where it was drier & they were happier. I only have Macaws now (down to 5). LOL
TraceyG wrote:
Zoo shots....
Love the Rose Breasted Cockatoo looking into your lens hood. They are such sweet birds. I had one for a few years... moved to TN where there was humidity, and the cockatoos didn't do too well... so brought them back to the west coast where it was drier & they were happier. I only have Macaws now (down to 5). LOL
Really, the Cockatoo was taken in Fla...LOL. You must have a very noisy household! Macaws are gorgeous but loud!
Nov 11, 2011 10:11:21 #
Nov 11, 2011 12:54:34 #
TraceyG wrote:
You must have a very noisy household! Macaws are gorgeous but loud!
Only early in the morning... or when they are thinking they need something. The rest of the time they are pretty quiet. Kids... birds... the birds are usually quieter. LOL It's funny watching the kids interacting with the birds, and visa versa. But, the plan is to get down to just one macaw... at one point, we had nearly 1,000 birds on 10 acres. Amazon's are the loudest through out the day... usually. Those Cockatoo's & Macaws are often the loudest volume wise... so long as they have what they need, they are more likely to talk than scream. The exotic bird business died off about a decade ago... but it was fun & interesting for nearly 20 years. A lot of work though, daily.
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