Even More Corellas.

I have converted this one to black and white.

Corella Flock.

Well, a third of it. They spend a couple of hours screeching their way across the sky, land and then take off again.

Another Sunset.

We hadn't seen a great sunset for awhile, so this was most welcome.

Pool.

Inviting? NO!

Another Lorikeet.

These birds really brighten things up.

Should I Be Here??

The poor hawk is looking a tad uncomfortable between the Corellas.

Bath Time.

The young Corellas have a terrible high pitched squeal when it's time for dinner. I was about 90m away for this shot.

Weird Bug.

I really have no idea. I look like a bee, crossed with a moth and butterfly. I'll name it when I find out what it is.

More Camels.

They're still not handsome ......

Fat Frog.

Another of my wee mates on the work verandah last night.

Get Off My Line!

Corellas tend to come out in huge numbers when there's a storm around and they're very noisy, but seem to love swinging from power lines + trees. They're fun to watch, and they were about 50m away when I took this.

Are I Pretty?

Only a mother could love it!

Camel Eye.

I love their long lashes!

Happy Camel.

Not a lot more to say really .......

Why Did The Emu Cross The Road?

Because they're idiots! This one waited until we were up close and we were traveling at 110kph ....... lucky lad! The poles look distorted due to heat haze, it was close to 40°C.

Little Honeyeater.

These birds are tiny, high energy and have a very loud bird song.