Bird Weekly Photo Challenge – Birds that eat Fish as their Primary Diet
A White-faced Heron
Silver Gulls like fish…..and chips
Osprey with lunch
White-bellied Sea Eagle on the lookout for lunch
The Great Cormorant has his lunch
A Darter chasing fish
A Pied Cormorant thinking of lunch
Pelican cruising the water looking for fish
Bird Weekly Photo Challenge – Birds With White feathers
“What do you mean it’s all about white feathers!!! What are these!!! Well I’m staying”
Sulphur-crested Cockatoo taking a stroll
Channel-billed Cuckoos. A migrant from Papua New Guinea who arrives with a raucous voice. They kick out other birds eggs from the nest, lay their eggs and leave the other bird to host the chicks. To see a smaller bird feeding a much bigger bird is distressing as that little bird will wear out from trying to keep enough feed going. They try for Ravens and Magpie nests usually.
An Intermediate Egret is wondering what all the fuss is about
I love seeing Sacred Ibis wheeling about on the current especially a huge flock….magnificent
Fly….it’s much nicer to have a stroll on the beach.
“Quick everyone….get out of here. There’s an Osprey walking along the beach coming this way”
I had to put in a Pelican didn’t I?
Royal Spoonbills always look serious to me
HI….great to see you
And a bonus Pelican
The Weekly Prompt from Sue for the photo challenge: Walking
Yes walking. There is always someone walking about isn’t there?
A White-faced Heron takes a walk among the Mangroves
A Black-necked Stork walks in the wetland looking for a snack
Having a stroll along the beach, an Osprey without a care in the world
The word prompt from Nancy’s Photo a Week Challenge: From the Back
Spangled Drongo
Brown Pigeon
Wonga Pigeon
King Parrot
Osprey
Eastern Yellow Robin
Scarlet Honeyeater
Did you have a favourite? Please let me know.
The word prompt from The Daily Post: Nest
There are many different nests that Australian birds construct. Have a look at a few that I have found
Yes that is a nest. The Tawny Frogmouth nest is a couple of sticks haphazardly thrown in the fork of a tree
A nest of sizeable proportions is the Osprey nest. This is a nest that is reused all the time.
Nests are for raising babies. Grey Fantail babies are always hungry.
A Spangled Drongo nest is tied to the branches of the Spotted Gum tree.
The male Figbird has his turn on the nest among the Jacaranda blossoms.
I think the Square-tailed Kite, sitting on her nest, has seen me.
Sometimes a tail is all you see protruding from the nest.
The Pied Currawongs nest is very messy but it still is comfort to the young one who wants breakfast.
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