Thread: Post your birdlife shots

Nice shots Paul

I have managed to take few shots of Pale headed Rosella when I lived in Qld.
The juveniles have red on the head.

Juvenile on the top image and an adult on the bottom.

Thanks guys,i have a heap more.
I need to photo shop a few,particularly some BIF,but find it very difficult.
I don't have the time,as i learn a bit,then by the time i try again i have lost it all
Work is very busy which does not help,and computers are not my go either.

Arthur those two of the rosellas are great.

Thanks Paul,

I have few more shots of that beautiful specie. In our garden we planted 50 different type of grevilleas and was paradise for them

Grevilleas are excellent at attracting many types of birds,including noisy miners that chase everything else away

The pale headed rosellas around here are very wary and hard to get close to,they also get chased away by the noisey miners.

They are great Arthur.

Originally Posted by scarry

I don't have the time,as i learn a bit,then by the time i try again i have lost it all.

You are not alone Paul.... I get out and play with the camera to relax.... but it can be frustrating too if you can't get out often enough to really get new things into your head.

Originally Posted by scarry

Grevilleas are excellent at attracting many types of birds,including noisy miners that chase everything else away

The pale headed rosellas around here are very wary and hard to get close to,they also get chased away by the noisey miners.

We used to have heaps of noisey miners and the Blue faced honey eaters used to chasing them. Rainbows were good as well.
Do you have Blue Faced honey eaters in your area?



This is a portrait of a juvenile with the green faced.
before the green coloration they have gold face.
I think that I have a photo of one of them

Here is a couple of mine...