Spent the last couple of days visiting communities just to the north and east of Alice Springs for work. Along the way I came across some lovely bird activity and it started just to the north of town with this Spotted Harrier which was doing a nice gently flap along the roadside and then swinging across the road and doing the same on the other side of the road.
Staying with the Birds of Prey theme, the Wedge-tailed Eagles were busy with roadkill feeding and didn't take too kindly to me disturbing their lunch I pulled up well before the roadkill and they flew off, I drove past the roadkill and stopped and they flew off, I pulled up opposite the roadkill and they flew off. These were the best photos I could manage:
Wedge-tailed Eagles
Red-tailed Black Cockatoos and White-winged Trillers were in the creekbed of Edwards Creek
Red-tailed Black Cockatoos
White-winged Triller
And in a sense going from large to small, here are some shots of Mistletoebird at Gemtree
Buenas capturas Richard,las rapaces me encantan.Un abrazo
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, esp the mistletoebird at the water!
ReplyDeleteThat Spotted Harrier is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteLove the raptors truly and yes, the mistletoe bird with the water is superb.
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