Rosella
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A wild rosella lands on young adults head to check out what was being handed out for breakfast.
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Yesterday I parked my car outside the post office, opposite the house from where there’s usually very loud music, entertaining the surrounding streets, / / but yesterday there was a flock of birds making a huge noise in the branches of the trees under which my car was parked. / / . / After I’d been to the shop of the fresh food people, I couldn’t help trying to ‘capture’ them. / / . / Not very successful. They were so high up and so quick to move. / / . / / They must have felt sorry for me and made enquiries because an hour or so ago, they came to my place and some of them, kindly posed right above my head, in the driveway! (Above where these ladies are walking.) / / . / / . / / . / / . / / .
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It never rains but it pours! The rosellas were back again. Must be something going on! They certainly like this ‘tree’. Not everyone does!! / / . / / . / / . / / . / / .
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The birds! The birds! They’ve taken over the driveway.
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Crimson Rosella On my thermos. Anyone for a cuppa. / regards Aletta
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My daughter feeding her friend the Crimson Rosella’s
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Today was a holiday in Victoria, everyone got the day off for a horse race, I’ve been here for 6 years and still can’t get over that. Anyway, my daughter and I decided to give the birds an early feed this morning and we were practically ambushed. I kept having to gently push and shake them from my camera lens. Most of the time I had one nibbling away at my baseball hat while I was taking pictures. This is a King Parrot in her hand and a crimson rosella about to land on her shoulder.
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There was a greedy guts at the picnic. This male King Parrot thought he was the king of seed and fought with anyone who came to my daughter. In her arms: King Parrot, Crimson Rosella and a Galah.
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My daughter loves her birds! Here are a couple of her special friends (crimson rosellas) looking for a feed.
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Crimson Rosella at the Abercrombie Caves Karst Conservation Reserve, New South Wales, Australia – Copyright Blue Gum Pictures 2006
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Regular visitors to my garden. An Eastern Rosella (left), paired with a Hybrid Eastern Rosella cross Crimson Rosella which has been identified for me by the Australian Museum. / It is Platycercus eximius (Eastern Rosella) and Platycercus elegans (Crimson Rosella). This particular bird has been visiting my garden for over two years now and is very difficult to photograph as it flies away immediately it sees anyone. I have to put my camera lens through a tiny space in the door and hope it doesn’t notice.
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Watercolour (with airbrushed sky and water) of Australian Eastern Rosella. The flowers include orchids, anthurium, begonia and tiare Tahiti (Tahitian gardenia).
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These magnificent birds (otherwise commonly called mountain lowries) are most commonly seen in mountain or rain-forest areas along the East Coast of Australia. Photo taken at Green Mountains, Lamington National Park, Queensland. Camera: Nikon D80. Tamron 28-300 VR lens. No filter. Card /
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See this along with my other photos on my calander for 2009
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Rosella in Hand. Badgers Creek, Healsville Victoria Australia
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These are regular visitiors to my garden, they eat grass seeds and some flowers. Tasmanians’ own.
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a visit to the Healesville Sanctuary north east of Melbourne
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one of my favorite parrots taken at Hanging Rock
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Pale Headed Rosella – SE Qld Australia She was quick to capture ! they are very scarce when trying to get up close to them …...But I finally got to get pic after many years :) / / Some websites to look into for this particular parrot . PALE HEADED ROSELLA PALE HEADED ROSELLA LINK 2
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Description / The Pale-headed Rosella is a broad-tailed parrot, with a pale head and white cheek patches. The underside is mainly blue, with red under the tail. The back is yellow with dark flecks. The female is similar but less brightly coloured. Size / 31cm Habitat / woodlands, farmland, parks and gardens near tree cover Food / seeds and fruits of grasses, shrubs and trees, flowers, insects. Breeding / nests in tree hollows, with 4-8 eggs laid on wood dust at base of hollow. Range / north-eastern and eastern Australia. Nikon D90 / Nikkor 70-300\ / F5.6 / 1/400 / 300mm / auto white balance / manual exposure
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A Crimson Rosella as seen through the Eucalypts, Victoria, Australia. Colour edit in Lightroom V2.0
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