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Post by sebzpets on Aug 10, 2007 19:51:41 GMT 10
Yep I have 6 of the beggars AND another 2 arriving next week. I am in surburbia Tracey and back onto a high school. One neighbours hates them but seeing as shes a ***** anyway I tend to ignore her. Love my boys and their daily symphany!!  |
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Post by megzly on Nov 13, 2007 20:43:31 GMT 10
We have:
- Corellas,
- red Tailed Black Cockies
- Major Mitchells
- Pink and Greys
- Zebra finches
- Wild budgies
- Wild weiros
- Crows
- Chicken Hawks
- Wedge tailed eagles
- Mulga parrots
-Emus
- Plovers
- Pigeons (crested and bronze wing)
- Quails
- Great Bower Birds
- Mynah birds
- Various wild finches
- Magpies
- Butcher birds
- Mudlarks
the list goes on and onnn:)
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Post by vankarhi on Nov 13, 2007 21:50:06 GMT 10
Wow you have quite a collection there Megzly. ;D
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Post by grego on Nov 15, 2007 10:52:24 GMT 10
Wow that's a list Megzly..the Zebra Finche's would look good in there flock's  |
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Post by megzly on Nov 15, 2007 13:50:44 GMT 10
They look good:) especcially when they get a suprise and zoom past the motorbike, unfortunatley this year though there are not many nests around the place, belonging to any birds actually, there seems to be alot more dead birds around too:( mabye this is because of the continued dry seasons and extremeley hot weather (47 degrees +)? i dont know. one good this is that the bush turkeys (bustards) have come back in abundances as with the malleefowls!! yipeee:)
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Post by Jane on Nov 15, 2007 13:59:51 GMT 10
Wow Mulga parrots, you are so lucky to have them around, they are beautiful |
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Post by megzly on Nov 15, 2007 14:40:10 GMT 10
theyre very cheeky too:) when im trying to check the sheep sneakily to see if any are having trouble lambing they watch me and then go screaming off chirruping to all the sheep that im there!
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Post by grego on Nov 16, 2007 6:32:08 GMT 10
Your lucky to experiance wild parrots like that Megzly. If you get a chance pic's would be great |
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