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Couple of Kookooaburra's looking at the hollow knob in our mango tree,
nicely camouflaged on the Landrover canopy. Photo from the back landing.

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This is not a particularly attractive bird but it is significant in that it has one of the smallest ranges of all Australian Birds. Pictured here next to its favourite springtime food, the Climbing Pandanus flower.

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After updating Lightroom tonight to the newest version, I revisited a couple of shots from a few months ago I had not yet played with....

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nothing as flash as the last couple by mark but a few shots of the birds I have spotted on this visit to my daughters place at Pomona

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Dave, I reckon more than half the enjoyment is finding them and taking the shots..... I had an unfair advantage with the two above ... they were captive. Getting wild birds to sit where you want them is a totally different game [wink11]

I enjoy the shots you post...often birds I don't see that often down here....

Hanging over my backyard this afternoon...

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Hi,
Trying out a new camera and it is raining out side.
We have a few clinking currawong that come in for a treat now and then.

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Cheers

Another one of our local Lorikeets making sure my drive has an adequate pile of gum tree bits on it... [bighmmm]

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Not a bird of course, but it's not often you get to see a baby orphan black-headed flying fox being hand fed with a bottle, so here's a shot with my phone. Very cute, has a lot of personality and loves having her tummy rubbed.
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