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TD
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A very welcome backyard visitor

Post by TD »

I was going about my business yesterday, doing a bit of gardening, and.....

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...a beautiful female king parrot decided to check on my progress!

I have not seen any around here, so it was a surprise. Could possibly be an aviary escapee, as she let me get to half a metre away before she hopped to the next branch, but these birds are often quite tame in the wild anyway. She definitely showed all the attributes of a wild bird, feeding on the berries.
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Post by Mjay »

WOW :D :D :D :D
You are so lucky, she's beautiful, Great pic's :D
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Post by kyria »

wow .. what a lovely visitor .. beautiful :D
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Post by pinkdevil »

A very beautiful bird.

It's great when you can see these birds as nature intended them, flying free. :)
TD
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Post by TD »

Very true, life stops when I see something like this! Also been getting lots of Musk Lorikeets in our yard lately, our pink flowering gum flowered more than usual this year, and seemed to attract heaps of them.
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wow

Post by cennis2552 »

where do you live that something that beautiful would get to fly free. we only see them in cages here :(
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