This post is for World Bird Wednesday.
Galahs are a common sight around here but not right in my yard. However, the other day I looked over the fence and there were some feeding in the long grass next door.
Before I got very close they flew up into the big pine tree. This one started preening its feathers but kept a close eye on me all the time.
Great sighting and great photos. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiul colours on this lovely bird. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA very attractive bird with it's pink and gray coloring!
ReplyDeleteCarletta@Round The Bend
Great sighting and photos. They are pretty colorful birds.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird! I've found a huge book called "Every Australian Bird Illustrated" in my workplace's library. Striking bird life you have over there,mick!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird--that pink is such a pretty color!!! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteOh, they're lovely! Such beautiful pink!
ReplyDeletevery awesome shots..love your photos...visiting from Bird Photography...followed you through GFC...hope you'll follow me back...
ReplyDeletemine's here:
http://lovingoutliving.blogspot.com/2011/03/owl-in-city.html
Those are some great looking fellas!
ReplyDeleteA common sight,... wow,.... wouldn't mind that in my yard :D
Galahs --- my favourite cockies. (Apart from all the other ones!) Lovely pics.
ReplyDeletesomehow it looks like a dove, is it?
ReplyDeleteAnother wondrous sight. Strange and beautiful to my eye! Sandy Straights and Beyond is a treasure trove of the unusual. Thanks for the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird. It would be amazing to see them as close as you were to them. Great work.
ReplyDeleteUnusual colours. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful bird, the Galah! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful parrot! Pink and grey, what elegant colors!
ReplyDeleteVery nice images... a beautiful bird... thanks for dropping by to visit my Sharp-shinned hawk! :-) (have been to Australia but only to Sydney, Blue Mountains and Depot Beach... MUST go back)
ReplyDeleteLove your "common" birds. This one looks very exotic.
ReplyDeleteThe closest I will probably ever come to one of these guys is in a pet store! Be happy your "common" birds are so cool!
ReplyDeleteGalahs are gorgeous! I've seen huge flocks in documentaries and it's amazing but I also heard they can destroy cultivated fields...
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