It's a special day today, my husband has reached a milestone as in birthdays. We are going out to dinner this evening with family and friends for his OBE, = 80th.
Rainbow Lorikeets are found in the Eastern seaboard of Australia including South Australia and Perth in Western Australia a pretty parrot. They when in flock are rather noisy especially around dusk. They eat fruit, seeds, insects and so on. Both male and female are the same.
These photos were taken in Bowen in Queensland.
What beautiful photos, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteWe call this species rainbow lories.
Greetings Irma
They are gorgeous, Margaret. Beautiful photos. ❤️
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your dear Husband dear Margaret 🥰
ReplyDeleteMay he find health,peace and prosperity in future with loved ones 🙏♥️
Outing with family is priceless 🤗🥰♥️
Oh ,yes I forgot to thank you for sharing these incredible pictures of parrots in your area 😍🥰
ReplyDeleteI just loved looking at them,sooo pretty and you captured them awesomely 👍👍👍♥️
Happy Birthday to your husband, Margaret! You have taken very beautiful photos of the parrots. Do you know the name of the pink flowers?
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your husband!!! The photos are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to your husband, hope he has a great day. I love seeing those beautiful coloured birds.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to your husband !
ReplyDeleteThese birds are gorgeous.
What a wonderful milestone to celebrate, made even brighter by the cheerful Rainbow Lorikeets
ReplyDeleteThat's terrific, so happy birthday to him.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good thing lorikeets stay still to eat, because of the speed they fly, you would barely ever see their colouring. They can be so noisy but also fun to watch.
My lot didn't turn up this morning and I know they shouldn't be given
ReplyDeletetoast but they love it and let me know noisily if I haven't got some.
Only a few small slices - shared between them and the wood duck family - and
no ducklings yet. Must be soon !!!
The weather here has been great - looked like rain for a short time but
lovely now for my pub trip.
Tomorrow - the movies - Downton Abbey - the grand finale.
I will be sitting as far away from the talking brigade as possible!!
I don't know why they go????
Still young bucks who should be at school - HIGH SCHOOL ones - flashing around on their motorised water bikes. Sharks wouldn't have a hope in hell of catching them.
Cheers
Colin
Querida Margaret, ¡Feliz cumpleaños a tu querido esposo!, los pájaros preciosos, parece una paleta de colores, me encantó .
ReplyDelete♥️Abrazos y te dejo besitos♥️ se feliz
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Even the beak is bright orange!
ReplyDeleteLindos loros. te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. and congratulations to your husband :)
ReplyDeleteWe have dozens of them around here right now, the spring hatchlings all making so much noise in the trees, but I can't see them as they are well hidden by the leaves. I'll probably spot a few as they grow bigger.
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