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The male Australian King Parrot is most certainly one of the most beautiful of parrots. All of the colors are well shown in this flight shot. I find it interesting that the species' scientific name refers to the lighter green wing stripe, seen well in this photo. One might have thought some...
To continue with cockatoos as the subject of my posts, I am posting today an image of a Sulfur-crested Cockatoo. This back lit cockatoo is fly past with a bit of food in its beak. Males and females look the same, except for the color their iris. In males, the iris is quite dark (almost...
I have used a male Gang-gang Cockatoo as my avatar on this forum, so I thought that I would post an image to show what the entire bird looks like. In this image, the male has erected his crest in an attempt to look his best for a nearby female. The scientific species name for these cockatoos...
On our recent trip to Australia, we were lucky enough to photograph 18 species of parrots. Amongst these were 8 species of cockatoos. One of the most spectacular of the cockatoos are the Palm Cockatoos. They are large, have an amazing, erectile crest made up of long, thin feathers, and are an...
During our recent trip to Australia, we saw rainbow lorikeets multiple times at multiple locations. While in the Iron Range on the Cape York Peninsula, we found an ideal spot to photograph them, as the birds would land on a perch before moving in to feed. Like most lorikeets, Rainbow Lorikeets...
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