What a funny pair of parrots dozing up a tree,
Two more flew in and then there were ..four!
A poet I am not :) Walking under the trees at Hillarys Boat Harbour I spotted two corellas dozing high in the trees, pointing my camera up to take some shots, no long lens unfortunately.. it didn't take long before the family of English visitors below came to see what was up! I know right, it's time to get back to the city :) Happy Tuesday, take care and stay safe... P.s. if you pull the shots in you will see that despite the goings on below them, they really were flop-dop asleep :)
What pretty birds!
ReplyDeleteSweet little vignette in a vignette! AND pretty birds :)
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ReplyDeleteYou are lucky in Ozz you have some beautiful birds. Keep well Diane.
ReplyDeleteSorry fingers could not spell in the first comment and I hit publish too quickly!
...for me, seeing parrots in a tree is a strange sight.
ReplyDeleteNice shots of the birds.
ReplyDeleteLooks like they've had a rough night!
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely. Not something I see here!
ReplyDeleteSounds nice - asleep in a tree on a sunny summer day! ;-)
ReplyDeleteNice impressive shots, your eyes are working well Grace. Did they call out to you, hey here's s photo opp :)
ReplyDeleteLovely birds enjoying a siesta? ;)
ReplyDeleteThey are quite beautiful and I would especially enjoy them from a bit of a distance. I've spent several hours recently cleaning bird droppings off from a new car! Aargh!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou live in such a sleepy place, Grace. That's what the summer sun will do. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou have so many beautiful birds in Australia!
ReplyDeleteFlop-dop? You made that up. I see some missing bark on the tree branches. I wonder what did that!
ReplyDeleteI often think that corellas look as if their pink has been smudged on their white...like makeup done in a hurry. But still, they are cute birds. Love these leafy views of them in the tree.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and peaceful area
ReplyDeleteThose birds must have felt safe from the people on the ground, and if one pair is safe they were joined by a second pair. Great nature photos.
ReplyDeleteLove to see those exotic birds in a tree.
ReplyDeleteAh, I wish I had a sleep like that, Grace! Dozed a wee bit off here and there but was shaken away after a couple of minutes by either side, right or left. I hate flying, did I ever mention that? ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture. These beauties found a nice spot to take a bit of a nap.
ReplyDeleteAstonishing. Nothing succeeds like a parrot, I often say.
ReplyDeleteDelightful little birdies snoozing in a tree. I wonder if parrots snore?
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love these birds ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
How I look forward to warm sunny days! The birds are probably happy too. here many of the birds fly to warmer countries, like Spain etc. when the autumn and winter is cold and covered with snow.
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