During a break in the wet weather we are having at the moment, this adult Pale-headed Rosella came to our feeder with a young one.
Pale-headed Rosella (Platycercus palliceps)
Pale-headed Rosella Juvenile
The Juvenile's lose the red feathers on the head at about 3 months of age.
On no, here we go again, Flooded in for the 3rd time this year, and it is only February! 211mm and counting.
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26 comments:
Beautiful bird and great photos. I don't see anything interesting in the rain! I don't see those birds at all!!
Lovely little guy. Looks similar to a budgie.
What a beautiful bird and great photos
Greetings from Oman!!!
Lovely shots.Thanks for sharing.Have a great day!
Shantana
Hope you do OK in the flood - not good news.
Great bird.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
what a lovely little fellow.
I hope you stay safe from the floods and they don't affect you too much. You seem to have had a few over the last few years.
i am linking up to you through Our World Tuesday.
Nice bird, great post for the theme!
Your Rosella is beautiful, lovely photos. I hope the flood water recede quickly, they look awful. Have a happy day!
sorry about the flooding - and the fires on the other extreme! beautiful bird, though! gorgeous!
Wonderful bird; so exotic to me. Beautiful color.
Exotic beautiful colored bird..thank you for sharing.
Blue is my favorite color so this little guy gets my attention.
Wonderful shots! I'd love to have something like this in my area.
So sorry to hear about the flood. Stay safe.
a lovely rosella; I only get to see the Easter rosella around here
Nice pictures you show a beautiful Rosella. Wish you a good day :) Hanne Bente
That is an attractive looking bird to have in the garden. Sorry about your rain. We had our rainy spells last year but its been dry for a week or two now . Ooops shouldn't have said that.
VERY pretty...I'd love to have something this beautiful in MY backyard feeder.
Being from the USA, it's so hard to imagine these gorgeous birds out in the wild!
Such a beautiful bird. Hope your respite from the deluge keeps up for a few more days!
How nice to see this bird out in the nature. In Sweden they are kept in bird cages!
Oh, I feel sorry for you with all that rain and floodings! How awful it must be - and scary too! Hope it soon will dry up again!
Greetings Pia
Came back because I realize I didn't say anything about your expected floods ...hope you're OK...it hasn't been a good year at all weatherwise has it?
That's a really cool bird Neil.
Wishing you all the best of luck with the weather!
lovely bird with great coloring.
Hope your weather will get better. .)
What gorgeous birds - and wonderful photos of them!
lovely! haven't seen your parrot before, only on the Aust Geo poster that's on the toilet door at the moment!
Such a pretty bird! It looks so exotic to me. :)
You caught them well in your lens. :)
Happy WW!
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