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It was such a nice surprise that the White Cockatoos visited me this morning. Well... they visited a nearby cypress tree, but I could hear them, quickly put some clothes on and still fully asleep took several photos. What birds with personality they are!
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wow, no wonder you where excited at work this morning.
ReplyDeleteI love the sky colour on these too.
Very cool shots!
Isn't the sky a bit too gloomy? I wish it were more contrasty.
ReplyDeleteBut I'm so glad I could take those photos. I've only had 3-4 White Cockatoo pictures and the one that I posted last week was the best one.
Now I will flood the blog with these awesome birds.
You know me Nickolay I love the grey and gloomy! Makes a change from them being seen against the great Aussie blue sky.
ReplyDeleteYou can tell these cockatoo's are definitely in Tasmania.
Hey thanks for the link too.