I apologize straight up for the slightly fuzzy quality of these shots.. long lens, no tripod, bleary eyes :) and it was very early yesterday morning.. but when I downloaded them they made me smile, if they make you smile also my work is done :)
Three patient doves waiting in a row...
Joined by many more waiting to go!
Getting impatient with this greedy pair...
Next thing you know the galahs are there!
I call them the bossy, the Rainbow Lorikeets (very cute short video).. the bold, the galahs, they are excellent mimics have a look here, we have one in the garden that sounds exactly like me calling P out in his office, you can imagine how confusing that gets :) and lastly the meek, the spotted doves, patiently waiting for the leftovers. I hope they made you smile too, happy Thursday, take care...
The doves never stood a chance. :-)
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ReplyDeleteYour work is done.
Συγχαρητήρια θερμά!!!!
ReplyDeleteΕξαιρετικές οι εικόνες σου!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Oh, I love these!! Nope, the doves never stood a chance indeed!! What terrific captures!! I love them!! Hope your week is going well -- regardless of the doves dilemma!!
ReplyDeleteLove how the lorikeets really don't care, they just keep on feasting!!
ReplyDeleteTHe scene is very funny! and those birds have incredible beautiful colors !Work done, I'm smiling!
ReplyDeleteWow such color, looks like the colors I used to color things when I was little, never dreamed there were real things like that.
ReplyDeleteOh man! I want to live in your backyard!!!! Epic birds!!!
ReplyDeleteSuper these colours. Certainly the big pink pigeon.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Who needs flowers in the garden when you've got such colourful birdlife? A lovely series of pictures.
ReplyDeleteExcept for the colorful collection of birds, this could be my backyard. Some patiently waiting while others just charge ahead. The lovebirds seem to get their way most of the time but, I've never seen them be overly aggressive. Maybe they are still so new to the wilds of Arizona that the other birds are in a bit of awe of them.
ReplyDeleteColorful birds for sure. I don't understand why the doves didn't simply attack - they had the numbers advantage! Hope there was enough left over for everyone to get a taste. It's a fun series, and you did well, bleary-eyed and all!
ReplyDeleteYou are in the thick of the action! I smiled - a LOT. Thanks
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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Such beautiful birds! I would love to have them--all of them--outside my window!
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm smiling thank you Grace - aren't they beautiful! I note a nice little touch of poetry in there too - your job is done! xJoy
ReplyDeleteI guess doves really are peaceful, Grace! What a sight that must have been for you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, and such colour, Grace!
ReplyDeleteAll those exotic birds are wild down under??? We have to pay big bucks to get to see them!!! Although...there are a couple of communities in SoCal that have flocks of Parrots...and a few Peacocks...but that's pretty much the extent of it....and those are only wild because they got away!!!
ReplyDeleteColorful friends you have there.
ReplyDeleteWow! You have an aviary there. And, probably, lots of bird poop.
ReplyDeleteI love these, particularly the second one. Makes me think of a committee meeting in our Congress.
ReplyDeleteThey are great shots Grace. I particularly like the one with the three doves watching the lorikeets.
ReplyDeleteThey almost look like they are painted, those bright colours. Very nice photos, feel sad for the pigeons to have to wait so long.
ReplyDeleteOwwwhhhh, they are gorgeous Grace! Hope the doves got some leftovers...
ReplyDeleteI am definitely smiling! You are so fortunate to have these beautiful birds around you. My grandkids got to feed some Rainbow Lorikeets at the zoo last summer and they loved it!
ReplyDeleteAwwww, Grace, I smiled biiig :-)
ReplyDeleteAw, how beautiful and also funny!
Ingo´s Dad once found a local, helpless baby-bird and raised it (long before I joined the family). I think the bird was named Hans. He could "say" the Dad´s name and imitate the clock, they told me.
What great photos of the lorikeets and doves. Looks like the lorikeets are lords of the feeder and less brightly colored birds must wait. Lorikeets generally eat flower nectar, so it is odd they are attracted to bird seed. Your last photo is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, Grace, such beautiful birds!
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Those doves are just too peaceful...
ReplyDeleteI think you were in the right place at the right time. Nice!
They are colorful and beautiful birds, never means inferior to the colors of autumn leaves.
ReplyDeleteWonderful every shots!
Thanks to post.
A blast of color! Wonderful. Does make me smile too. Great shots!!
ReplyDeleteOK, I'm not going to say again how much lucky you are! :-)
ReplyDeleteWau .. so lovely colot birds (parrots). They are so cute.
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Tripods are for amateurs...
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