The sulphur-crested cockatoos, of course. Just the three, today.
The one on the far right is muddy from ploughing up the ground, getting onion-weed bulbs, roots or grubs.
(Taken on the Nokia Lumia 530 windows phone.)
The sulphur-crested cockatoos, of course. Just the three, today.
The one on the far right is muddy from ploughing up the ground, getting onion-weed bulbs, roots or grubs.
(Taken on the Nokia Lumia 530 windows phone.)
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Ha I couldn’t help applying “talk” to each photo today.
No 1 “You guys keep watch while I try this”
N 2 “I think its going to be okay”
No 3 “I’ll just wait until I see if they get a tummy ache”
No 4 “Everyone for themselves now!”
No 5 “If they’re going to argue, I;m keeping out of it!”
{Hope you don’t mind the captions, Christine} Enid
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No, don’t mind at all. 😀 I have been known to write captions sometimes. They were just begging for it, thanks.
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Between the two of you there might just be a good cockie comic strip
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Go for the comic strip…do you think the “muddy” one would bath if you set a tray of water out there?
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I’m really determined to get them a birdbath this summer, Carol Ann. I’ve never seen them bathe in puddles like some of the other birds do. Maybe they take wash in the creek not far across the road from me. I love it when the sparrows have a dip. One year, about a dozen of them lined up on the fence, taking turns diving in and out of a small ice-cream tub. I must ferret out those photos.
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