The Bird Weekly Photo Challenge: Birds With a B in Their Name
The B bird song to scroll to
Here is a small selection of B birds starting with a Grey-crowned Babbler
Pacific Baza
Pied Butcherbird
Satin Bowerbird
Black Swan
Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Brolga
Common Bronzewing
Bar-shouldered Dove and a Brush Turkey
Blue-faced Honeyeater
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I love the blue-faced honeyeater! Beautiful!
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Thank you 🙂 Lovely birds to have in my garden
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Lovely gallery of B birds
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Thanks ever so much Alison 🙂
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Great collection!
a couple there I haven’t seen and I envy you that photo of brolgas …
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That was a quest for quite a while. They are often in the wetlands around Ulmarra when they are on a migratory stop over. A quick U-turn and snap. Would love to see more
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I’ll remember that, love that area!
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You have such a wonderful variety of birds around your place. The bottom photo is just gorgeous. Mixed feelings about Paul McCartney & Wings though. I had that album, but could never really get enthusiastic about them as a band.
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Thanks Graham 🙂 A Blue-faced Honeyeater and a Honey Gem Grevillea are always a winner.
I was will I or won’t I about the song. Not overly keen on it either. Some tracks are OK
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Just love the way the Babbler makes his feelings known! 😂
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Babblers are just that. There is constant chatter as a group will walk in the forest kicking over rock and sticks looking for snacks.
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Wow that’s a lot of fabulous Bs
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I must admit I did have to stop. My daughter was coming to take me shopping. Was hoping you would like this lot 🙂 🙂
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Hope you had a successful shopping trip
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Food is always an easy shop 🙂
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I still like that blue-faced honeyeater best. That eye section is magnificent.
But I’m puzzled about the assignment: a B in their name. All birds have Bs in their name: Robbie, Robert, Biggles, Abdullah, Abby, Abigail, … your imagination sets the limits 😉
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Thanks Elke 🙂 that blue is stunning at mating time. I guess they do all have a B in their names 😀
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Another mystery song from my teenage era has been found. Thank you very much for sharing this Bluebird track, Brain 🙂
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You are welcome Hammad 🙂
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A Blue-faced Honey Eater! Wow! What a name and what a beautiful bird. Enjoyed the music track too.
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They do look quite stunning when breeding season is on, the blue is so lovely. Glad you enjoyed the tune Helen 🙂
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