Jude’s Life in Colour: Yellow
Bird Weekly Photo Challenge – Birds You Love
Another double up for photo challenges. Some may have noticed I’ve not been around for a short while so I have a bit of a catch-up going on. I will be doing a few more yellow post as Jude’s photo challenge is for the month so here is a teaser of what could be coming. I have decided just to just do one bird for Lisa’s Bird Weekly Photo Challenge as I would be here forever trying to decide which ones to post. If you have a favourite bird that I may have a photo of, give me a shout in the comments and I might just do one more favourite bird post.
So which bird did I pick? I am sure a lot of you will know that one of the cutest birds that I have at my place is the Eastern Yellow Robin. I can’t just decide on one photo so perhaps a gallery of this darling bird. Some may remember the robin from my besties place, Bobbin, who will be in here somewhere. perhaps more than once!
Here’s a tune while you have look at the Eastern Yellow Robin.
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Snap! š š Gorgeous bird shots!
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Thanks Jo. my favourite little bird in the garden š š
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Ah, Brian! I love this little fellow..or fellows! And yellow! We only have the European red Robin, but he is my favourite in my garden too. Right now I am making him little crumbs of fat so that he will survive every day. He doesn’t eat from the ordinary feeder, but wants his food on the ground – or on a plate!
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Thanks ever so much Ann-Christine. Good on you feeding those little fellows and proper food too. Next he will wanting to have food on your fine plates š
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He’s a gorgeous one, I can see why a favourite. That last photo, all ruffled feathers is so sweet.
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Ever so sweet indeed Jude š š
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Do you get budgerigars around your way?
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No Jude, Budgerigars are a desert and Central Australian bird. The woman across the road has a large aviary with Budgies though š
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We saw them wild in a tree somewhere in Queensland, on the way to Winston. Do the ones across the road talk?
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Yes they would be around Winton. I think some do. My parents had a pet Budgie who could talk. This is a good site for information about birds
https://www.birdsinbackyards.net/species/Melopsittacus-undulatus
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My Nana had one or maybe two. I was only very little. I am not keen on birds in cages. My mother hated birds in cages, she grew up with an African Grey parrot in the house and her dad kept birds in a large aviary.
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I am not a fan either
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Lovely captures!
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Thank you Rita š š
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awww what a lovely bird – so is it Mellow Yellow or Saffron?!
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Sunny yellow š š
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What a sweet little fellow
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Just the sweetest š š
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Cute little birds and such a cheerful color. I can see why you like them.
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The one bird this week made a huge impact. You have some fantastic shots of this bird! WOW! The song went well while strolling through the slideshow. Great feather detail on the one headshot too! š
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So glad you like our little Eastern Yellow Robin and the song Lisa š š
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So cute! I think those honeyeaters are my favorite of your birds. š
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Should I do another post with honeyeaters. I am sure Lisa (other one) won’t mind if I do one for you š š
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