calling all wild bird feeders!!

[Fluffers]

Hi there

I confess to not reading all the posts in this thread and hope that you do not mind me joining.

We have some beautiful birds here in Aus and I thoroughly enjoy their company; even though they do tend to wake me up very early in the morning

This is Porter, an Eastern Koel [cuckoo] his parents [Magpie Larks] raised him in our back tree; he still visits regularly:





This is Chucky, a cheeky little Butcher Bird who visits every afternoon without fail to steal the girls treats. Chucky is a meat eater and does not do vegetables

:



Chucky sings to me when he sees me:



We have Turtle Doves nesting near the gazebo under the guttering:



Rainbow Lorikeets:



and Galahs at dusk:

Wow, beautiful birds!

 

[Teila]

Ooops, how could I forget the Noisy Miners that also visit and enjoy a bath in the top pond:





We have lots of other visitors and now I have subscribed I will try and remember to take some more pictures which I hope you do not mind me sharing.

 

[duluthralphie]

Welcome to the thread you 2~!


I get the cornel lab stuff and use their ID thingy on my phone when I get one I di not know.


I have never had a cuckoo here but I do get crazy loons.

 

[Fluffers]

Welcome to the thread you 2~!


I get the cornel lab stuff and use their ID thingy on my phone when I get one I di not know.


I have never had a cuckoo here but I do get crazy loons.

thanks, i have their bird ID too. looking forward to the GBBC?
for some reason i saw a hummer at my feeder, didn't think they came this late

 

[bantiesrule]

Ooops, how could I forget the Noisy Miners that also visit and enjoy a bath in the top pond:





We have lots of other visitors and now I have subscribed I will try and remember to take some more pictures which I hope you do not mind me sharing.

Do not mind at all...PLEASE share!! Love to see all the different birds from all over the world!

 

[topdycke]

Wow! Teila you have some cool colored birds! The woodland birds we have pretty much blend in with - well... the woodlands. Except the always present male cardinals of which I believe the female have left for their Mexico vacations with the sensible migratory birds.

 

[Teila]

Thank you for the welcome everyone.

I am new to appreciating the wild birds and have to be honest that I did not really notice them until I got chickens and started to spend way too much time in the garden

I have some more that I have not yet identified and this thread has spurred me on to get some pictures [when I can] and start the identification process.

I look forward to seeing pictures of the birds from other countries also.

 

[Fluffers]

Thank you for the welcome everyone.

I am new to appreciating the wild birds and have to be honest that I did not really notice them until I got chickens and started to spend way too much time in the garden

I have some more that I have not yet identified and this thread has spurred me on to get some pictures [when I can] and start the identification process.

I look forward to seeing pictures of the birds from other countries also.

nice!
I keep forgetting to take pictures of the Stellar's Jays and their peanuts!

 

[N F C]

Hi there

I confess to not reading all the posts in this thread and hope that you do not mind me joining.

We have some beautiful birds here in Aus and I thoroughly enjoy their company; even though they do tend to wake me up very early in the morning

This is Porter, an Eastern Koel [cuckoo] his parents [Magpie Larks] raised him in our back tree; he still visits regularly:





This is Chucky, a cheeky little Butcher Bird who visits every afternoon without fail to steal the girls treats. Chucky is a meat eater and does not do vegetables

:



Chucky sings to me when he sees me:



We have Turtle Doves nesting near the gazebo under the guttering:



Rainbow Lorikeets:



and Galahs at dusk:

Beautiful birds Teila! Nice seeing your pictures of them.

 

[Fluffers]

love all the pics!