MaryMulholland

09-07-2018 New Holland Honeyeater

09-07-2018 New Holland Honeyeater

Visiting park with 4 year old grandson so was surprised I managed to get this shot as he noisily wandered up the path scaring most of the birds - persuaded him ...
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Visiting park with 4 year old grandson so was surprised I managed to get this shot as he noisily wandered up the path scaring most of the birds - persuaded him to go ahead quietly in search of birds and just whisper if he saw any - fortunately that worked for a few minutes :)
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Spectacular bird.

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Terrific capture!

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Wow! Almost doesn't look real. Love the "splash" of yellow!

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Glad you did get this shot, sure is a good one, such beautiful birds !

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