Life in Colour November Colour: Black/Grey
This week Jude is asking “DO YOU HAVE ANY BLACK BIRDS?” I probably do.
Australian Raven – Black Swan – Spangled Drongo
White-winged Choughs – Sooty Oystercatcher – Common Darter
Being ignored by a Cormorant
AS this is probably my last November challenge post I have been thinking of the Black-faced Cuckoo Shrike, a bird who fulfills both non-colours for this months challenge.
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Love the bird with his back to us- so pensive it seems. Wonderful black birds Brian!
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Thanks Lisa. Deep in fishy thoughts…… 🙂
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🙂 ever so clever my friend! 🙂
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😀💕
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I like the feathers of the next to last bird. It reminds me of a stunning black evening gown which I’ve never worn and never owned. But I am sure I would look stunning in one. 🙂
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It would make an impressive evening gown for sure 🙂
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Wonderful black birds BB. I love the Black-faced Cuckoo Shrike – I think Tracy showed me one too. Perfect for the challenge and I love the way you have captured this one. Thank you for all your blacks and greys this month 🖤🖤
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Thanks Jude. Yes Tracy did have a BFCS in one of her posts. You are most welcome for running these photo challenges, they are fun. 👍🤗💕
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Soon be at an end Brian. I am not running anything next year. Time for a break.
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Hosting challenges can be exhausting, don’t blame you 👍🤗
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Great gallery, though the first image is my favourite
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Thanks Karina 🙂 🙂
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Brilliant set!
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So glad you like them Sue 🙂
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Always good to see wildlife from your region
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This makes me happy 🙂
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Good!
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You’re going out with a bang, Brian. I love Spangled Drongo and Sooty Oystercatcher as names, too. 🙂
janet
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Thanks janet 🙂 great names for sure 🙂
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It would have been a great shame to omit the boofkus, Brian.
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Naturally 🙂
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I like the Header, Brian. Is that an illustration or a photograph?
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Thanks Jo. It is one of my photos I have made into a silhouette drawing along the lines in black and enhancing the white
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It’s very effective, hon.
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I’ve done a lot and was selling them at markets
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😁💕
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Great selection, Brian. Oystercatchers are a personal favorite!
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Thanks Graham one of mine too
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