Go Away Bird On Fence. by kgb224
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Still at my Aunts house. This Go away bird flew and sat on the fence. As you can see all the leaves are yellow in the background. Temperatures will be in the mid 20's today in Pretoria. I now also found out why this bird is called the Go Away Bird lol. See why at this link:http://guy.com/2011/05/10/animal-of-the-day-go-away-bird/ . Have a wonderful day and week. God Bless.
Comments (19)
Lovely shot Christo, he's certainly keeping his eye on you.
good capture, the fence give a nice graphical touch. So, you have autumn now ... 20C still nice...have a nice week
nice composition and DOF
a beauty; composition and bird
Beautiful capture.
A superb composition! I wish it was that hot here in Bournemouth!
Why is it called a Go away bird? Great photo!
He he i also find out why this is the go away bird lol. http://guy.com/2011/05/10/animal-of-the-day-go-away-bird/
Great shot. It looks like a cockatiel!
beautiful and lovely shot of him !!
Cool shot of this neat bird.
Love the head dressing on him cool shot.
Very nice shot.
a wonderful bird!!!!! GREAT picture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful capture!
awesome capture, very nice bird.
An excellent shot my friend. This fund cheaply and in the perception of beauty. Congratulations again and many thanks for sharing ((5 + +)) Une prise de vue excellente mon ami . Ce fond l'aventage dans sa perception de la beauté . Bravo encore et mille mercis de partager ((5++))
What a bird! I rather like this species; when they're standing on your lawn, they look like little tiny dinosaurs. They're such odd creatures which makes me think that "odd creatures" are just everyday things in South Africa. I've GOT to visit there now, just to hear these birds myself! The video was absolutely hilarious and now I want to import these birds to the USA and breed them as burglar alarms!
What a beautiful bird and a wonderful capture!!