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hanging around home this morning...
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lovebird1 by Dave Blears, on Flickr
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lovebird3 by Dave Blears, on Flickr
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lovebird2 by Dave Blears, on Flickr
things are quiet in here...
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binchicken by Dave Blears, on Flickr
i really miss my silky oak tree and all the birdlife that flocked to it
sadly when i point my camera in that direction now, all i get is a whirlybird [bigsad]
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Can't you plant another?Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
And then wait 20yrs.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Don 130
Those love birds would be aviary escapees that sadly probably won't last long in the wild.
they have been around for a few weeks now.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
my wife often hears them around the place but they can be hard to spot.
hopefully they will keep on keeping on...
i will plant a couple of honey gem grevilleas to replace the silky oak, they grow much quicker...
Some great photos here.
I only use the point and shoot now. My Pentax SLR with Tele lense is up in the attic somewhere. Dont even know if one can get slide film any more.
Anyway we provide a home for geriatric feathered friends.
Some have feathers and cant fly others have hardly any feathers at all.
Nice use of depth of field on the whirlybird though!! [biggrin][biggrin]Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
Considering how old those fellas can grow...... I bet those two have a story to tell!Quote:
Originally Posted by 123rover50
