Exciting Sighting

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WhistlingDuck
Exciting Sighting

Exciting first sighting for me of Southern Emu Wrens at Tuggerah NSW Central coast. The sun was hitting them from behind but did give a nice effect on the delicate the tail feathers. In the same spot, just before seeing the wrens, i had just my second sighting of a tawny grassbird.

Male Southern Emu Wren

Female SEW

Tawny Grassbird

brian63
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Two great finds WD, particularly like that second shot.

laza
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Congratulations WD and as always thanks for sharing such fabulous photos

Like Brian I have to pick the second one as my favourite though profile first shot is a close second

Dont take life too seriously, it never ends well

HelloBirdy
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Great work WD, you must have been pleased :)

Ryu
Canberra
Aiming for DSLR-quality shots with a bridge camera

Reflex
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Wow! Great shots WD and great find.

Samford Valley Qld.

alcatraz
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Great shots Whistling Duck. That second shot is an absolute cracker! Well done and thanks for sharing.

Elsie
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How exciting! And wonderful shots too, that second one is just breathtaking!

Thanks for sharing your exciting find :) 

WhistlingDuck

Thanks brian63, laza, HelloBirdy, Reflex, alcatraz, Elsie for the kind comments.

Wollemi
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As others have already said, that second photo is a great photo! Awesome collection of photos. Thank you for sharing them with us all.

detritus
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Brilliant.. I would have been chuffed to see, let alone photograph that little guy and girl!

Devster
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Congrats on a great find and on such great shots WD. I like the 4th last one the best I would have to say :P

WhistlingDuck

Thanks Wollemi, detritus & Devster for the comments.

Just to prove birding is "a funny old game" - just 4 days after getting my first ever sighting of southern emu wrens, i went to a different location 100kms south and most unexpectedly got my second southern emu wren sighting!

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