cool, I feel privileged when I see a rare bird too
Today as I was taking my three doggies for a run, I heard an unusual sound. Suddenly I recognised the sound, heaved the dogs to a stop and looked up. The eucalyptus trees are in flower now, so there were red flowers dotted in the leaves- and on a bare branch almost directly above me sat a male gang gang cockatoo!His head was the same bright red as the flowers and he had those cute tufts on his crest. Then just above him I spotted his mate and her baby! It was the baby making all the noise, begging for food, and every now and then the mama would feed him and he would spread his wings and gulp it down, albeit noisily!
It was so amazing seeing this in the wild, where they trully belong! It's not often I see gang gangs down here either so I feel pretty special to have seen them today!
...Of course the dogs couldn't care less!![]()
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Peanut: Male Cinnamon Cockatiel
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Ashling Female Rainbow Lorikeet
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Jaeger: Male Pearly Conure
Charlie: Male Galah
cool, I feel privileged when I see a rare bird too
To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
MarleeCalypso - Harliquin
Lizzy -
Buckeye and Charlie -
Willow -
,3 finches,4 grasskeets 3 bloodhounds,2 blue heelers,2 jack russels, 4 horses, 1 cute pony , Captain and Tenille - Peafowl
:) Very nice!!
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TIKI - SUN CONURE, cock, hatched 3-9-6
PEEPY (FORMERLY SKY) - BLUE PACIFIC PARROTLET, hen, hatched 7-7-7
RUBY - GREEN WINGED MACAW, hen, hatched 8-22-7
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I'M BUD, man, hatched 5-7-48
ur so lucky, they dont come this far north, we only get sulphers, galahs and the occasional yellow tail black
is that u in the photo with the lorikeet, ur HOT!!!
Last edited by new guy on the block; 07-16-2009 at 09:52 PM. Reason: spelling errors
there are some conures that are wild in San Francisco but I haven't seen them... how awesome to see something like that!
I wish we had more wild birds around me, we just have the typical ones...
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