WOW!
I hope you all enjoyed last week's challenge. I can't believe how many photos were posted. I must go back and some how work out exactly how many species we had in total. There were 676 posts - so I think we would have had over 650. Just brilliant! Thank you all for participating - and for self-moderating so well. We will run it again for sure!
Back to our normal challenges this week. I had a fabulous weekend running workshops for the Powerful Owl project - so today and Tuesday are my weekend. Alas - its a very drizzly Monday here. So lets see bird photos on dreary, drizzly, cloudy days.
It's a bit grey here this morning as well.
Samford Valley Qld.
Have we been waterproofed?
AussieAl
Wet Saturday starlings. This shot is a few months old.
Rob.
Just a hunch on my part but I don't think this challenge is going to make 650 posts by this Sunday. I could be wrong though?
Samford Valley Qld.
I suspect you may very well be correct John :-).
I am struggling to find an image.
Found one. A bit wintry.
Me too. When its raining and overcast I usually dont even bother going out with the camera because it is so difficult to get a nice shot. Here is a Soggy Little Wattlebird taken from my balcony.
LM
Pacific Gulls
Rick, both those shots look so cold!
Love that shot of the gulls Rick. Very Rick Nash.
One wet Red-Browed Finch.
Samford Valley Qld.
Great gull shot.
I had to put on a jumper as soon as I saw it.
AussieAl
All I could find in the rain. Young Turkeys all over the road in tasmania.
Sue
Thanks all for comments.
Previous Gull shot was taken at Piccanninie Ponds beach with a storm approaching from the South East.
Oystercatcher at Winter
A BFH looking a bit damp.
Rob.
Royal Spoonbills on a windy day.