Spied this cormorant drying off at Lysterfield Lake recently.
Category: Birds
Beautiful sound in Lysterfield Park
I heard the most beautiful birdsong as I walked through the park last Saturday and it took me ages to find the owner of the sound. A small yellow bird, I have no idea what it is. And I had to wait awhile but finally managed to get a clear shot of it between the…
More cormorants
We pick up from yesterday’s post when the cormorant spied me and his friends began to leave the pier, one by one.
On the pier
These cormorants were enjoying the early morning sun until they realised they had company and eventually, one by one, left the pier. woops, I’ve been seen!
Magpie-lark
This Magpie-lark was very chatty as it came towards me at Lysterfield Park. Think it might have thought I was good for some food but I wasn’t carrying any.
Bird fluttering in tree
Although this photo isn’t sharp, I really like it. I was trying to get shots of birds flitting in a wattle tree but they were moving incredibly quickly and I was unable to get any good shots of them sitting on a branch. So, imagine my surprise, when I got home to load the photos…
Flying
I'm watching you
What are you looking at?
This beautiful lady is in the Wildlife Sanctuary and Eagle Centre in Ketchikan, Alaska. She is injured and unable to fly and so is available for visitors to see close up. I loved watching her and snapped away – got some more to share tomorrow!
Bald Eagle
Here’s another of that beautiful bird in action.
American Emblem
I’m back from my trip to Canada and Alaska – hence my absence here at this blog. However I have heaps of wonderful photos to share with you and I hope you enjoy them. I want to start with one of my favourites – the Bald Eagle. I was delighted to get many photos of…
Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
We were visiting Grant’s Picnic Ground in Kallista and the bird life there is plentiful. This cockatoo was a real poser and showed me his left and right profiles and looked me full on – till he was tempted with food by a visiting tourist.