More photos from the cold, cloudy, drizzly Centre we are experiencing at the moment. The larger birds seem to be keeping themselves warm in caves somewhere, but the smaller birds are out in numbers. this collection is from the Cassia Hill Walk at Simpsons Gap. Yellow-rumped Thornbills were noisily playing in the scrub, but the Chestnut-rumped Thornbills were happily playing by the path:
There were lots of fairy-wrens around and this Splendid Fairy-wren is in the middle of a moult:
A Major Mitchell cockatoo was extremely tame and allowed me to get very close, perched on a wooden fence:
and finally, I love photos with birds and signs, but sometimes other animals can get involved. This photo may well be captioned:
I'll pose for the camera!
I wish I could have a dragonfly for lunch
How lucky was that, caught it by the toe!
A quick transference to the beak
A few whacks on the branch and then get a better grip
There were lots of fairy-wrens around and this Splendid Fairy-wren is in the middle of a moult:
A Major Mitchell cockatoo was extremely tame and allowed me to get very close, perched on a wooden fence:
and finally, I love photos with birds and signs, but sometimes other animals can get involved. This photo may well be captioned:
Dragons Guard These Gates!
You can just make out the Bearded Dragon on the bottom left of the photo. Here are some closer shots:
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