So that’s who’s been eating my flowers
We have many birds in our garden. There is a constant passing parade of parrots, honeyeaters, choughs, babblers, magpies, ravens and over a hundred other different species (113 at last count).
Constant delight
Being a birder this abundance brings a constant delight. There is always something happening. There is always something to look at. There is always something calling. There is constant activity. Near our front door we have a beautiful little Eremophila bush, an Australian native. When in flower this little bush, which is not yet half a metre high, is covered in the most delightful wine-red flowers. Sometimes the ground below is covered with partly chewed bits of the flowers. Now we know the culprit, the Mallee Ringneck Parrot. We caught him in the act – and on the camera (see below).


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So that’s who’s been eating my flowers…
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Wow awesome I love that coloring, theres a little bit of bright spots, but still some smooth subtle darker areas. Kinda soothing.
They are wonderful birds Andrew. They bring a bright splash of colour to our garden when they visit which is almost every day.
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