The Bird Weekly Photo Challenge: Birds In Colour and Mono
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The two on the bottom are very colorful..
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Thanks Anita 🙂 I like having King Parrots around
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Well, somebody is getting yelled out! So what is the bird that is hanging upside down? Great shots, but the way!
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Thanks Lisa 🙂 Upside-down is a Little Wattlebird, then an eastern Spinebill and then the squabbling King Parrots
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Little Wattlebird. Never heard of that one before! I like it! 🙂
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There are lots of species of Wattlebirds 🙂
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Okay! I’m going to have to go research those now. Thanks for opening my eyes to a new species of birdies.
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Creative mix of monochrome and color – lively
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Thanks Yvette 🙂 wasn’t really inspired this morning. Just wanted to do the post as it was hanging in my mind
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Wow, I love these changing photos.
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Thanks scrapy 🙂
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That’s lovely! Especially the hummer 🙂 🙂
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Thanks Jo 🙂 sorry no Hummingbirds in Australia. That is a Honeyeater called an Eastern Spinebill
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Ha! Still lovely 🤣🤣💕
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What a treat to enjoy this bird gallery. Thank you, Brian!
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You’re welcome Amy 🙂 I love your delight in my bird photos
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These are lovely as is the creativity! 🙂
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Thank you Sue 🙂
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Lovely as always! The eastern spinebill is interesting – will read about it!
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Thanks Rita 🙂 glad to inspire further reading
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Fantastic shots, Brian 😃 …and thank you for pointing me in the right direction, my friend: https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2020/12/03/learning-a-new-skill-lens-artists-challenge-125/
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So glad it worked out so easily The photos are so good 🙂
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Like the juxtaposition of the b/w with its full color twin😊
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Thank you Donna 🙂 Image compare is a wonderful effect
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Yes, it seems to make us focus more on each image. I was surprised by the colors around the hummingbird … not the colors I had anticipated.
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It does indeed. We don’t have Hummingbirds in Australia, that is an Eastern Spinebill- a honeyeater. The wings are brown and the blur shades over the background greens of the garden 🙂
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No hummingbirds?! So glad you saw this one!
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Eastern Spinebills arrive here in Spring for the Summer. They are the only honeyeaters that do the pretend Hummingbird thing 🙂
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