That's a beautiful water shot!
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more signs of spring
corellas and galahs coming back to the area. I don't know where they go, but i don't think it is a huge journey like geese. Just higher land, i think?
usually first cockatoos back in the area though
corellas and galahs coming back to the area. I don't know where they go, but i don't think it is a huge journey like geese. Just higher land, i think?
usually first cockatoos back in the area though
I think to myself.....amazing being able to see cockatoos frolic outside..........then self replies.....but remember how loud they are. I have had the desire to shoot a single crow for hollering outside for a long period of time. I can't imagine the racket with a few cockatoos.
But but but, they're so PRETTY!
Birds
Black Capped/Nanday Conures to be more specific.
Quite a few different exotics escape and make themselves at home in Florida.
It's making me straight up nucking futs that I can't located this spot using Google Maps' satellite view. Seems like that little peninsula should be easy to find by panning around the shore of Port Philip Bay, but so far, no joy.
Frankston Pier
9N Pier Promenade, Frankston VIC 3199
13 19 63
Google Maps
And my regular pier
Seaford Pier
Nepean Hwy, Seaford VIC
13 19 63
Google Maps
Train line ends at Frankston. But I sometimes bus down to Mornington or Safety Beach. Both south of here
Thank you so much dog man for saving our dear Uwe from a meltdown!
Yep, that's the area I figured was most likely, but it still doesn't match quite like I thought it should.
They're adorable!That could have been taken on the westside of Jacksonville
Got some new babies...
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They're adorable!
Thanks, I thought so too. Trying to get my hands on about 5 more and start a little breeding colony.
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