One of the nicest parts of living in this new townhouse complex is the gardens... a daytime playground for the local Rainbow Lorikeet colony.
Images below taken in a Grevillea in our backyard.
We also have numerous Noisy Miners.
And I discovered a bird I have never seen before, in the community gardens of the townhouse complex; a Blue-faced Honeyeater.
I'm happy to be back blogging though and sharing with WBW for the first time in a month!! And also linking up with Our World Tuesday for the first time.
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12 comments:
Lovely photos, - so great colours!
Happy WBW to you!
I wish you a Happy Easter too!
Nie chciałbym się przeprowadzać, to duże wyzwanie. Ptaki jednak piękne są w Twoim nowym miejscu zamieszkania. Pozdrawiam.*** I would not be carried out, is a major challenge. Birds, however, are beautiful in your new place of residence. Yours.
What amazing birds to have in your own back yard! Very nice photos of exquisite creatures!
J
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such beauties! i love your new courtyard already!
Do they chirp loads too? Lovely shots Liz. WIsh you come over soon and we go bird watching together.
Beautiful bright colours!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
You have such beautiful birds in your area of the world.
The Blue-Faced Honeyeaters are common birds uphere. They are a fabulous looking bird with that great face, but of course the Rainbow Lorikeets are truly stunning. We've been seeing lots of them lately as well. Fantastic shots.
enjoy your new home Liz; the internet will sort itself out sometime soon I hope for you; we sure rely on it so much nowadays. Your photos are crystal clear and I have only seen the blue-faced honeyeater once before, at Lismore. Your photos are fantastic!
your new townhouse gardens look wonderful, such a wonderful environment for you , especially as a photographer!
Good morning, I do not believe I have ever had the pleasure of visiting your blog before now. Your images are brilliant and so sharp, very lovely!
Hope to have more visits in the future.
Until then Happy Easter season~
Gorgeous birds, Liz! I wish we had such colorful ones as that. Your photos are great!
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