Cockatoo's

Craig Ward, on February 19, said:

Lovely Bird shots :)well spotted and captured,Cheers Craig :)

Richard Ryer, on February 19, said:

Greetings Palmina, Very pretty birds. They can be noisy, but very affectionate too. Very nice to see them in the trees like this.

Cheers,

Rich

arturo cortina, on February 19, said:

hermosura de animales y de foto. saludos palmina.

Palmina Moore, on February 20, said:

Thanks again Craig The tree was full of them but most of them flew away when we got close.

Rich Hi. They are VERY noisy!! You couldn't hear yourself think when they started. They do make nice pets, but I don't think you can beat seeing them in the wild where they should be. - Sometimes though they are huge pests to the farmers and they love to chew bits off peoples weatherboard (like aluminum siding but made of wood) houses.

Thank you Arturo

Palmina

©junebug, on February 20, said:

This is also a lovely shot, Palmina! Those birds are really beautiful. You are lucky to find all these wonderful birds in your neighbourhood! Greetings, Anne

chsanfino, on February 20, said:

Beautiful selection of birds Palmina.

Chris

Borbély Tamás, on February 20, said:

Excellent photo, Palmina !My best regards, Tamás

Billy B@rk, on February 20, said:

Nice capture Palmina. Cockatoos are beautiful birds. :)

Coal Miner's Boy, on February 20, said:

Great catch, Palmina. Beautiful birds in a pleasant setting.

Paul

Palmina Moore, on February 22, said:

Anne Chsanfino Tamas Billy* & Paul Thank you all so much for the complements. These two fellows stayed put while the other flew off and dive bombed us. These weren't too miffed - 'cause their crests are still down. It is nice Anne to see all these lovely creatures flying free. I used to be happy when I saw a Robin at home. I still get goosebumps when I see Budgies flying around in flocks here or I can feed the Parrots by hand. It is very nice.

Palmina

oronbb, on March 1, said:

Great capture Palmina. Greetings from some what more common sister

Palmina Moore, on March 2, said:

oronbb Thank you. Your photo is supurb!!

Palmina

Yank in Dixie, on May 29, said:

You folks downunder are blessed with some amazing creatures! We in North America can hardly imagine such birds flying wild in our trees! Bruce

Arturo García, on June 20, said:

This tree must be call it the tree of the cockatoos", Palmina. Besides this tender couple there is other one who has hidden to not appear in the photo. It is a luck to enjoy these beautiful birds fluttering around you. In Spain there are called "cockatoos" the old women made up in excess.

Un abrazo, Arturo.

Palmina Moore, on June 21, said:

Hi Arturo There were many Cockatoo's in the tree all making their wild call. Very very loudly!

Palmina