A couple of wrens.
I will post more when i can reduce the size of the pics down to 500m.
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Wow, how nice to get these guys in your garden.
Unfortunately not in my garden.
I was on holiday in Denmark all the photos were taken from the verandah of the cottage I was staying in.
Also the new birds I Ihave posted.
From my verandah I was entertained by a family of red winged Wrens most of the day. Western Rosellas would come every afternoon to feed on whatever was around. There was a couple of Dusky Woodswallows, but I couldn't get near enough for a decent shot.
The usual entourage of Gallahs, Twenty Eights, Magpies, Crows, tree Martins, a square tailed Kite, and several birds i did not recognise, they were in the forest and I just could not get a decent view.
These little fellows used to visit several times a day.
They fed on some of the grasses planted in the garden.
This delightful bird had buit a nest in the planter box on the verandah. The planter is in a previous pic of the Red winged wren.To access the holes entrance he would fly between my legs as I sat on a chair next to his nest hole. The entrance was where the bottom plank of the planter had sagged leaving a 30mm gap.
Fantastic, they do get some wonderful bird life down there
Dont take life too seriously, it never ends well
Yes there are some wonderful birds.
I did find them very shy. The pics were taken from my varandah, but in the forest I could hear plenty of birdsong, but see very little.
Lovely little birds ... nice phnotos.
Great selection of birds
Ryu
Canberra
Aiming for DSLR-quality shots with a bridge camera