Little, young grey butcher bird on my verandah railing in the Dromana Hills.
The black crown has yet to emerge.
More details HERE!
My soul thrills to piping birdsong
Linking to:
NatureFootstep Winged
Wild Bird Wednesday
Bird D'Pot
Six Word Saturday
Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened. - Anatole France... NOTE: There will be the occasional post of other critters...
18 comments:
this little bird seems familiar somehow. The name don´t seem to fit. It looks sweeter then the name implies.
You started a new blog. :) Good luck with it.
Thank you for coming by! I love the new beginnings, sound very interesting ;)
Gorgeous shot! The details are amazing.
Love the way you got so close to him!! I love seeing the texture of the feathers!!
Nice butcher bird - I love their voices in my garden.
Thanks for the link to WBW.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne.
PS: sorry for slow reply - I been out of internet range in Tasmania!
An amazing photo! Wonder how he got the name Butcher? I have to agree doesn't seem to fit this little bird!
You must be very patient to take this kind of shot. He's lovely.
Great photo and I love the birds
Never heard of this particular bird; but great picture of it!
betty
Loved the picture!
I agree...I love wild birds!
Birds are amazing little creatures! I love them!
Happy Saturday!
Linda
Very nice image with great detail! Our local species, the Loggerhead Shrike, is one of my favorites to watch.
Oh what a cutie bird!Great photo :-)
Lovely bird!
Is this a kind of magpie?
Have a nice evening!
Beautiful Gemma!! I am definitely going to have to get myself a better camera and a better zoom lens.
I just love all of your shots and this bird is lovely also!
Thanks for stopping by my site. I am up and trying to make myself feel better.
Beautiful shots!
What a wonderful close up shot of the little bird. Awesome!
Outstanding image Gemma!! I love looking into its eyes. Nearly mesmerizing!
Thanks for linking up at the Bird D'Pot this weekend. Have a glorious week!
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