Vixens 366 for 2020
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Vixen
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132/366...... Lewins Honeyeater
133/366..... not up on moth identification, so its "just a moth"
134/366...... White Browed Scrubwrens. So I learned that the darker one (in the water) is the male and the other is the female. Not sure what happened to the males tail feathers but it makes him cute
135/366..... Brown Thornbill playing hide n seek
136/366...... Brown Honeyeater
137/366...... Lewins Honeyeater again. Its very hard not to be repetitive when you are stuck at home. I have tons of birds here but can't get anywhere near close to some of them
133/366..... not up on moth identification, so its "just a moth"
134/366...... White Browed Scrubwrens. So I learned that the darker one (in the water) is the male and the other is the female. Not sure what happened to the males tail feathers but it makes him cute
135/366..... Brown Thornbill playing hide n seek
136/366...... Brown Honeyeater
137/366...... Lewins Honeyeater again. Its very hard not to be repetitive when you are stuck at home. I have tons of birds here but can't get anywhere near close to some of them
Vixen
Senior Member
138/366.... necklace I made last week
139/366..... its a weed of some sort
140/366.... Rosemary
141/366.... Grey Fantail
142/366..... Grevillea Ned Kelly
143/366..... a female Regent Bowerbird
144/366...... killer sunset after a cold overcast day. The sunset stretched up over 500km of the eastern coastline
145/366.... Eastern Spinebill
139/366..... its a weed of some sort
140/366.... Rosemary
141/366.... Grey Fantail
142/366..... Grevillea Ned Kelly
143/366..... a female Regent Bowerbird
144/366...... killer sunset after a cold overcast day. The sunset stretched up over 500km of the eastern coastline
145/366.... Eastern Spinebill
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Vixen
Senior Member
146/366.... white browed scrubwren
147/366..... Noisy Friarbird
148/366..... Scarlet Honeyeater
149/366..... Brown Honeyeaters
150/366..... Daytime Moon. My new monopod & Wimberley gimbal head arrived and this was a test shot. It feels so much better. Just got to get used to it, and get comfortable with it all now
151/366...... female Variegated Fairy Wren
147/366..... Noisy Friarbird
148/366..... Scarlet Honeyeater
149/366..... Brown Honeyeaters
150/366..... Daytime Moon. My new monopod & Wimberley gimbal head arrived and this was a test shot. It feels so much better. Just got to get used to it, and get comfortable with it all now
151/366...... female Variegated Fairy Wren
Vixen
Senior Member
174/366... this little Grey Fantail is becoming a regular visitor
175/366... Masked Lapwing
176/366..... saw the echidna again
177/366... Brown Honeyeater
178/366..... yellow daisy type weeds
179/366..... weeds
180/366.... I think my peach tree is confused. Its winter not spring!!
175/366... Masked Lapwing
176/366..... saw the echidna again
177/366... Brown Honeyeater
178/366..... yellow daisy type weeds
179/366..... weeds
180/366.... I think my peach tree is confused. Its winter not spring!!
Robin W
Senior Member
Beautiful birds beautifully captured. I love the composition!
Vixen
Senior Member
made me look twice
Yes... so far I'm at approx 75 different birds spotted. Some I've seen only once, but most multiple times and there are the very common ones too. Getting shots of them is a totally different thing tho. Lots of them are very elusive and stick to the dark shaded areas and gullies, and lots stay in the tops of the big trees where all I can see if their bums. My garden is 10acres, most of it a wilderness, so lots of bird habitat and the other animals too. I love it here
Vixen
Senior Member
Vixen
Senior Member
181/366..... spider webby grass
182/366..... Brown Honeyeaters
183/366...... caterpillar
184/366..... Black Necked Stork or Jabiru. Only the 2nd time in 10yrs that I've seen one in our area, so a total surprise
185/366....... male Variegated Wren
186/366...... Lewins Honeyeater
187/366..... berries
182/366..... Brown Honeyeaters
183/366...... caterpillar
184/366..... Black Necked Stork or Jabiru. Only the 2nd time in 10yrs that I've seen one in our area, so a total surprise
185/366....... male Variegated Wren
186/366...... Lewins Honeyeater
187/366..... berries
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