Shaft Tail Finch for Andrew(Blinkings) by danapommet
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This is a Shaft Tail Finch also called a Long Tailed Finch. It is a common species found in Australia. It is a predominantly fawn colored bird with a pale grey head and prominent black bib and eyes. The Long Tailed Finch inhabits open woodland areas across northern Queensland, Australia. They are about 6 inches (15 cm) long. Info from Wikipedia. Photo taken in a huge walk through enclosure Called Jewels of the Sky Aviary, Tradewinds park, Coconut Creek, Florida. Zoom does work.
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Dana
Comments (35)
Very nice shot.
And I bet when they bolt away they are a blur....Looks like a speedy lil' birdy....Great Capture Dana!
beautiful bird, lovely capture
Great shot Dana. In the UK we have long-tailed tits but I've never seen one of those either but I would imagine that the size is similar. Interesting markings too plus red beak and feet. Thanks also for all your kind comments.
Beautifully capture Dana!