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Olivia, our Olive, Red-Collared Lorikeet after a bath earlier this week. She likes having her photo taken and was having a chat to me about it while posing.

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Bryan lives in Sydney, Australia and loves to travel. Bryan enjoys creating landscapes scenes using his Canon DSLR cameras and lenses. While Bryan loves the quality film can bring to a scene, he also enjoys the creativity and versatility that digital imaging has brought to everyone.

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  • ourjrny
    ourjrnyover 3 years ago

    She is so sweet and very beautiful. She looks as if she enjoyed her bath. I enjoyed your wonderful story Bryan :))

  • Thanks Sharon. Ollie loves her baths. Sometimes she gets one of her toys and throws it into the bath with her. Then she plays ith it for a bit, then throws it out of teh bath and chases it around the top of her cage until she either pushes it off or throws it off. Then she’ll run back to the high side of the bath and jump into it again.

    – Bryan Freeman

  • Anna Shishkovskaya
    Anna Shishkovs...over 3 years ago

    perfect!

  • Thanks Maelle

    – Bryan Freeman

  • ourjrny
    ourjrnyover 3 years ago

    How sweet, she sounds like a delightful child. These exotic birds are wonderfully intelligent and their playful antics are so funny. Mahalo for your kind reply Bryan.

    Aloha ’oe
    Sharon

  • Hi Sharon,

    You’re welcome, although, Ollie isn’t exotic for us, she’s one of the native birds of Australia and a cousin to the Rainbow Lorikeets that abound in Sydney.

    A fact most people don’t know about this intelligent and playful birds is that they don’t eat seeds. The live off pollen from the native flowers. If I bring some native flowers home for Ollie she goes mad as soon as she sees them and won’t stop squawking and carrying on until I put the on top of her cage. She then starts into them and will say “Thank you” a hundred times and also “I love you” a simialr amount of times. She is a real person, not just a bird.

    – Bryan Freeman

  • ourjrny
    ourjrnyover 3 years ago

    I love your wonderful note, mahalo for sharing so much fascinating information with me on your beautiful bird. She sounds delightful :)))

  • You’re welcome Sharon.

    – Bryan Freeman

  • lorilee
    lorileeover 3 years ago

    A beautiful capture – - – love the details of the feathers!!!!

  • Thnaks Lorilee

    – Bryan Freeman

  • eoconnor
    eoconnorover 3 years ago

    what a beautiful bird this is , LIZ

  • Thanks Liz, she has her moments. ;-)

    – Bryan Freeman

  • Tainia Finlay
    Tainia Finlayover 3 years ago

    You have captured her character here Bryan, beautiful image & parrot!!

  • Thaks Tania, Ollie likes it too.

    – Bryan Freeman

  • kappisan
    kappisanover 3 years ago

    BIG Fav!:)
    Great Capture,Great colours& Great light too!:)
    Love the info about Ollie too!:)
    greetz from Holland!:)
    kappi:)

  • Thanks Kappi, greetings from Sydney.

    – Bryan Freeman

  • Johnny P
    Johnny Pover 3 years ago

    Really great shot Bryan, can she say words?

  • yes, she can talk, she says the right word to suit the situation. She’s learny fast and is a fast learner.

    – Bryan Freeman

  • Elaine  Manley
    Elaine Manleyover 3 years ago

    oh how beautiful !!

  • Thanks Lucinda, she is beautiful and also a character, she also bites sometimes when she’s fed-up or tired and it’s hard to tell when it’s going to happen. She got me a few nights ago! She draws blood too. Look at the beak, it’s very hard and sharp and sinks easily into soft flech. These birds are not for the faint hearted. ;-)

    – Bryan Freeman

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