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iserbrown
8 years agoMember
Nature
Recently @Summerhill38 had posted a photo of her new babies that had hatched. The last couple of nights we've been wandering the garden and came across Scarlet Honeyeater - apparently it is unusual to have these in our part of Victoria. "...Normally from Queensland, the scarlet honeyeater regularly heads south in spring but rarely strays further than Mallacoota, on Victoria's eastern tip..."
Hubby managed to capture a couple of good photos of the male bird - enjoying our lemon bottlebrush
Hubby managed to capture a couple of good photos of the male bird - enjoying our lemon bottlebrush
24 Replies
- Brenda5MemberThose pelicans look so small in the photo and I didn't realize how big they are close up until I took a bait bucket down the to beach and they all wanted to be my friend. Those bills make a snap sound too! I didn't know if I should feed them or run lol.
- PayneMemberWow, how clever of you to get such great, clear shots and at night time too. They must be quite tame for you to have gotten close enough without scaring them off? I love these nature shots. Thanks for posting.
- primekMemberHand fed this little fella on my holiday.
- onemargieMemberThanks lovelies!, I have put both those photos in frames and they came up really good!,,xx
- SalpalMemberBeaitiful photos @onemargie xx
- onemargieMemberLol they spray for mozzies these days so not nearly as bad
- AfraserMemberNo wonder it reminded me of Bribie!! My mum and dad lived there for years, pretty place if you can stand the mozzies!
- onemargieMemberFunny you should say that @Afraser as those pictures are taken in beachmere where I live and that’s Bribie off to the left in the background !!! Xxx
- June1952MemberHi @onemargie
Fantastic photos, they look like posters. Hey, there are some ideas for presents under the tree !
Summer :) - socodaMemberBeautiful!!