I met this fellow (and his rather drab wife, who wouldn't let me photograph her) on my morning walk. Natives of southeast Australia, they are usually found in more elevated areas, not so often on the coast.
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There have been several sitings of wildlife rarely seen in coastal areas lately. Probably due to a combination of the drought and bushfires. Certianly makes it interesting for those of us who live east of the ranges.
ReplyDeletedoh! that should have been "sightings", sometimes my fingers can't keep up with the brain (but usually the reverse).
ReplyDeleteYes, I think you are right jd. They do come towards the coast in winter, but I think their normal habitat is VERY stressed.
ReplyDeleteHey, this is a GREAT capture. Speaking of the female, why is it that in the animal kingdom, the male always seems to have the brilliant plumage and gorgeous outfits??
ReplyDeletesuperbe ta photo (et ton lien) sur le Cockatoo. Belle prise, il est vraiment tres beau
ReplyDeletesuperb your photograph (and your bond) on Cockatoo. Beautiful catch, it is really very beautiful
It must be great having such beautiful fauna in the vicinity to contemplate while going for a walk.
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