Photos from the bush

[Jaros]

No "cross" husbands either??!!!

 

[Mike678]

This is not wild life , sorry . As soon as I saw it , I had the title " The Last Dance "

 

[condor22]

Somewhere in the Flinders Ranges

Mt Gambier

Port Lincoln

 

[Dave79]

The boys are a lot more camera shy than their ladies, this is the only one I've got an unblurred picture of.

 

[Simmo]

I think I posted this one before??
This is on a property we use for Gel Blasting..

 

[Nightjar]

This is on a property we use for Gel Blasting..

Now we know how they got their colours. :lol:

 

[Banjo68]

Pretty amazing country we live in :Y:

 

[aussiefarmer]

:Y: :Y:

 

[Mike678]

Fruit bat at Kynuna N.W. Q'land . I think he had got lost . Stayed for a couple of days and then left.

 

[Mike678]

Happy Jacks or Apostle Birds . At Kynuna .

 

[Mike678]

He was big but I have seen bigger ones ! N.W. Q'land .

 

[Simmo]

Got sent a photo yesterday from the same property!!
We have chicks!!

 

[Hillbill]

One big echidna or 2 smaller.
I moved away quickly so my dog wouldnt see them/it

 

[ProspectorPete]

Tibooburra trip a few years back

 

[ProspectorPete]

https://www.prospectingaustralia.co.../12713/1631866229_20210828_115738_crop_49.jpg
The boys are a lot more camera shy than their ladies, this is the only one I've got an unblurred picture of.

These were at Bemm River when the wife and I booked a house for a week, every morning I would just sit and hold the camera for an hour just to try and capture them, the patience was worth it.

 

[ProspectorPete]

Camped in the bush at Noojee when we first bought our new camera and trying it out.

 

[Glenn01]

Didn't see any crocks but you just never know up here... NT

 

[Mike678]

Cockies on my balcony in Sydney . Not welcome , very destructive birds . Pull your plants out and prune every thing else that they cannot pullout . Banned from my balcony . They will rip up your fly screen , walk in , and demand food .

 

[Jaros]

We have family of White Cockatoos in our park next door living with a family of Kookas. It's so beautiful to see them all mingling in the park. :clap:

 

[Nightjar]

We have a suspended seed bowl under our patio and the small Corellas have first peck in the morning then a couple of Pinkies drop in and then Doves clean up the scraps.
It is a wonderful view out through out kitchen window.
**No damage Mike, and I don't mind blowing down the husks that drop onto the pavers.**