Parrot
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Rainbow Lorikeets Australian parrots are amazingly colourful and the Rainbow Lorikeet is no exception. Though not as bold as the local (and more numerous) Rosellas and King Parrots, these guys have unique and quirky personalities. / . / This image was shot with about 380mm of zoom, the amazing colours are revealed to best effect by the use of some flash fill which helped to bring out the natural irridescence of the feathers. Kodak KZ740 / F4 . 1/90 . ISO 80 Below – Detail from Rainbow Lorikeets /
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A photograph of a rainbow lorikeet taken on a rainy afternoon in the artist’s garden.
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3d digital art render of two Parrots flying by a water fall in a far away Jungle. Made with bryce 3d.
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Parrot Tulips in Vintage Vase / Still Life / No 1 Working from her studio at home, / Perugina likes to explore different mediums, / techniques and styles producing / works in / Graphite, Oils, Acrylics and Watercolour / that depict her love of / flowers, cats, still life and female figure forms. Parrot Tulips in Vintage Vase / is a watercolour work / inspired by Perugina’s love of flowers / and of / ‘old world possessions’ and her Vintage Collection includes / vases, furniture, trinkets, French Dictionaries, bags and clothes. Others in this series include / Arum Lilies in Vintage Vase / No 2 / Magnolias in Vintage Vase / No 3 ___ / Original Artworks / by Patricia Vannucci PERUGINA ART / My Home – My Studio – My Art Journey
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I think the Garden of Eden is in here somewhere.
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The Regent Parrot Polytelis anthopeplus monarchoides is listed as an Endangered Species in NSW, and is also listed as vulnerable under commonweatlh legislation. It breeds along the RIver Red Gum forests of the Murray and Wakool River and forages in adjoining mallee areas. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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Took this at the Santa Barbara Zoo. Loved the expression I captured!
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these are the most annoying bird at times noisy as but they shore are really colourfull creatures / nikon d 300 / nikon 80-400mm lens / / LOOK HERE
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This is a Male King Parrot feeding on seeds at the Maroondah Dam. All profits from any sales on of my images go to the fire relief and will be matched dollar for dollar by RedBubble for the month / view more information here
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a pair of rainbow lorikeets doing their courting dance / Llittle Corella / Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo /
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This Blue and Gold Macaw was done in ink and colored pencils. I love these birds and share my home with a smaller version. / This was done in ink first and then colored w/ water color pencils. / The original is 14 X17 / This is the first of my “Bird Phase” FEATURED IN THESE GROUPS: I LOVE BIRDS / ZOOPHORIA
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All profits from the sale of this work will be donated to Wildlife-Appeal oil painting redqueen’s elf on zazzle.com
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A heavily cropped image of a Mulga Parrot coming in to land on a leaking tap. This is quite an opportune spot to photograph some of the local birds as the just fly in one after another. Here 3 Mulga Parrots moved in at once but this bird was caught in a really nice pose while the others had already landed. I originally thought that I was photographing the more common Ring Necked Parrot but was stoked to realise that they were Mulga Parrots when I finished the burst of shooting. Leaking Tap, Central Deserts of Australia / Northern Territory / Australia site www.thedirtygardener.org . Camera Info Canon 5D MKII / Canon 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM + 2.0 teleconverter at 400mm / 1/800 sec at f/11 / ISO 640 / Exposure Bias 0 EV / Exposure Program – Aperture Priority / Metering Mode – Spot / Dimensions – 5616×3744 / Crop – 1209×1813 Post Processing / - Exposure Adjustments in Lightroom 2.2
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This is my first attempt at Photo editing. A very kind friend on RB offered a few pointers and this was the result. Alex is about 5 months old here and is among the last photos I have of him. I had intended to upload his photos in chronological order but I wanted to share this one now. Taken with a Canon EOS 35D and the standard 18-55mm lens. Alex became my reason to get out of bed in the morning. I had been medically discharged after 34yrs in the military and was unable to continue working. I lived for my work because I enjoyed it so much, I loved being able to teach students, look after their needs, help them with personal problems and to pass on the knowledge I had accumulated over the years. I was an instructor at the ADFSC (Australian Defence Force School of Catering). Almost every day was a 12hr day or more. / / Suddenly being unable to work any more destroyed my life, I felt useless, I was just taking up space, and had no real reason to continue living. / / Alex changed all that, he took me from the depths of suicidal depression and gave me a new lease on life…..I now had a reason to live, to get up in the morning and look after my friend. I now had someone to teach and care for. I could play “Dad” and Teacher all over again…..It did not take long before this interaction became an essential part of both our days. In less than a week this little man did what councilors and psychiatrists had been trying to do for 3 years….To say Alex had an impact on my life would be a massive understatement. / / / / / Mon 06-July-09…...Focus and Lighting /
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Two sulphur crested cockatoos fighting for the best spot at the top of the tree, in our backyard.
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Something tells me not to bug this fella any further.
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Acrylics on board 400×300mm
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The beautiful parrot Marco. Featured in Parrots Only on 10 Jun 2009.
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Acrylics on Canvas 1200×600 mm / Painted over a number of days, or hours / I Used about 8 photos for reference, also the use of a live galah. / I tried to capture the behaviour of Galah’s screeching and chattering as the sun sets whilst finding a spot to roost for the night,
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Featured / l Love Birds 24/08/09 l think this is a King Parrot but l am not 100% sure, someone out there maybe able to be a little more definate on the species of this guy !! Thanks to Kristina and her super parrot sleuthing skills for identifying this little guy as a red winged parrot, she has added a link in her comment for comparison if you do want to take a look :-)) Canon 450D / Shutter 1/332s / F 6.4 / ISO 800 / EXP bias -0.33 / FL 300mm / Manual WB
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Two lorikeets, taken at Cleland Wildlife Park, Adelaide Hills.
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Another Superb Parrot capture.. a male, fence sitting near Greenethorpe NSW Australia.
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Booboo is showing off in front of the camera. He loves attention and having his photos taken. Here he strikes a pose and looks as if his head was just about to come off… He is very flexible! :)
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