Telka and the curious Parakeets (for Flint_Hawk) by UteBigSmile
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For you my dear Friend, the master of the Birdwhisperers!
I thank you for another little peek, have nice evening and another Tropical Night!
Comments (16)
Fine dedication! Beautiful image! I love the birds!
Thank's for droping by!
Delightful!
I love this friend! Thank you so much for the dedication! You brought back memories, when I was growing up, I had some green "parakeets"!
Glad I made you a little happy with it!
Super mooie fantasy scene, prachtige kleuren !!
Wundervolles Image,wirklich entzückend gemacht,gefällt mir ausgesprochen gut.Auch das Video ist Erste Sahne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because all around. Flint will love this.
Amica mia, la tua fantasia è oltre l'immaginazione. Ottimo lavoro in quest'immagine 👍🙋♂️
excellent
Fantastic work!
wonderful work with the birds. this is a sweet fantasy scene. I love it!
Sweet.
Lovely colourful scene and one of my favourite characters!
Delightful image!
Sweet fantasy scene. Very lovely and serene. Well done!
haha that's more like it! The parrots which have taken over south London are ring-necked parakeets.. Not quite as friendly as these three though....
Question: How is it that possible that you have so many parrots flying around, like we have the sparrows? 🤣
Its not certain how parakeets became naturalised in London - it is thought that originally, in the early 20th century, people let their pets go after a parrot fever scare. Then, according to urban legend, some escaped from the filming of Bogart/Hepburn's "The African Queen". There.s also a story that Jimi Hendrix released some on Carnaby street in 1968.. Many also escaped after the great storm of 1987 destroyed some aviaries... Whatever the truth, they obviously like it here and have multiplied to around 30,000!