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videosilva wrote:
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I left the front door open one day and a Cockatoo wandered in! I have a couple more close up shots which I will post soon. |
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Yeah, this is a great cockatoo, great shot!
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Cockatoos in the wild?
In droves some days! For example, on Hamilton Island (off the northern Australian coast) you can't avoid them even if you wanted to... They are lovely birds, and very clever, but when one gets inside and rips up the furniture looking for food - then their ingenuity does look quite as 'cute'! :roll: I keep on meaning to take more cocky photos during these warmer months - they are great subjects- even though I have taken a fair few picsnot long ago (eg here's a diving bombing cocky I took with my FZ20 about amonth ago...) image levelled and sharpened in PP |
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another cocky close-up....
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