Did you notice the ones just left of center and bit below center in the up and down direction...it is two birds! If you click to enlarge you can see just a bit of the second bird's head behind it. I was seeing the wing and thinking, no it can't be...then I thought well, it looks like I can see a bit of a second set of tail feathers...then when I expanded the view I see a bit of a second head!
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They put the f in flighty some days. A lovely shot. Some young ones there too.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully taken !
ReplyDeleteNice capture!
ReplyDeleteI am always in awe when I see your exotic birds.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous capture.
ReplyDeleteDo they have black backs? I don't recognise them if they do.
These are just our regular galahs, no black backs. The photo was taken early in the morning so the shadows add an interesting dimension.
DeleteI thought that was the case but the morning light certainly makes the grey very dark. I was fascinated.
DeleteWhat a lovely birds you have there. I agree Andy.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteDid you notice the ones just left of center and bit below center in the up and down direction...it is two birds! If you click to enlarge you can see just a bit of the second bird's head behind it. I was seeing the wing and thinking, no it can't be...then I thought well, it looks like I can see a bit of a second set of tail feathers...then when I expanded the view I see a bit of a second head!
ReplyDeletewhat a great shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat colours underneath the wings when they fly......
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, well done. Diane
ReplyDeleteVery cool shot!
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