Up in the iron ore rich Pilbara of Western Australia, we spotted this pair of Little Corellas. Their normally off white feathers a delicate shade of pink from the iron ore. In fact just about everything has a coating of pink dust around Paraburdoo and Tom Price. Continue reading Little Corella
Along with Silver Gulls, these guys are employed by the Ports and Harbours Department to whitewash maritime equipment and boy do they do their job well. Continue reading Pelican
Colloquially known as the Bin Chicken, the ibis is common in coastal areas and one could say that they have adapted rather well to city life. Especially on Queensland’s Gold Coast. Continue reading Ibis
While we’re on birds, I thought I’d drag a few of our feathered friends from the archives. Anywhere in Victoria’s high country you’ll be guaranteed to see these large friendly parrots. They wear their plumage well don’t you think? Continue reading King Parrot
Feb 2020 Tungamah, Vic Continue reading Corellas
Sept, 2012 Mallacoota, Vic Continue reading Why Pelicans Love Fishermen
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