Terri’s Sunday Still: Living in Shades of Grey
All around
shades of grey
the birds
shades of grey
A Greyt Fantail
A Grey-crowned Babbler
A Grey Shrike Thrush
A Grey Goshawk
Some animals
shades of grey
A calf
Pretty-faced Wallaby and her Joey
Red-necked Wallaby
Some insects
shades of grey
Orchard Swallowtail Butterfly
March Fly
Line-blue Butterfly inside
and outer wings
Of course
the sky
shades of grey
and sometimes
our Moon
shades of grey
Goodnight
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A wondrous collection of gray critters and scenery, Brian! Thank you for sharing your photography.
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Thank you Terri 🙂 I did have to stop myself finding more. Seeing some I thought I’d just add that one but I came to my senses lol
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The fantail is the cutest little thing. They resemble the Willy Wagtails, who I am glad to say are thriving around here.
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My Wagtails are having a chitter chatter great time too Amanda 🙂
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Lovely little birds, aren’t they?
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But so bossy 🙂
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Not as bossy as the Mynas!!
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At the moment the Blue-faced Honeyeaters are boss of the garden 🙂
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Are they the one that are also called Banana birds?
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Oh dear, I have never heard them called that up here
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Banana benders like the name….
Is it this one that you have? https://images.app.goo.gl/fQHsN14JacJaSJcSA
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Banana Bender used to be the name of a joke job when I was small Yes that is they 🙂
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I think they are parasitic. Meaning they lay their eggs in another bird’s nest! Should be called the lazy bird.
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No they’re not. I have a number of Blue-faced Honeyeater nests around my place over the years. They are best at recycling old nests of other birds.
http://www.birdsinbackyards.net/species/Entomyzon-cyanotis
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Recyclers – that is a better way to look at it.
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Who knew gray could be so beautiful? 😊
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Thank you Irene 🙂
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So many different shades of grey, Brian. Love the birdies. 😍
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There are so many different shades to show that grey can be beautiful 🙂
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Sleep well amigo! And excellent post with shades of gray! The ending trio of moon photos was like the cherry on top of a sundae!
Well done nature boy – I mean bush boy
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Thank you Yvette 🙂 It is lunchtime so no sleep for me
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Oh – the end of true post said goodnight – so that was for some of us who are off to bed soon- or it just for the mood of the post – eh?
Oh and hope lunch is or was Delish
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Yes that was for you lot on the otherside of the world
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Got it 👨
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Time for dinner now. Just getting dark, evening descends. Have a great day Yvette lol
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What a fabulous collection of grey Brian! I am in awe of your bird photos 🙂
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What a great selection, Brian!
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Thank you Sue 🙂 🙂
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Awesome post!
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Thank you Lisa 🙂 🙂
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