Good one. A lot of them are carrying grass or whatever they've picked up off the lawn.
They would have been very noisy. We have flocks of several 100 (they have a rotation of tall trees to roost in at night) and they set up quite a racket.
Wendy
Mandurah, WA
Peel-Yalgorup System Ramsar Site
There were at least 4x as many, I couldn't get them in one frame of the big lens. That's why they are a bit blurry, I would have had to stand in the middle of the road.
Good one. A lot of them are carrying grass or whatever they've picked up off the lawn.
They would have been very noisy. We have flocks of several 100 (they have a rotation of tall trees to roost in at night) and they set up quite a racket.
Wendy
Mandurah, WA
Peel-Yalgorup System Ramsar Site
http://www.flickr.com/photos/girlinoz/
great photos i can just imagine the noise
we have a mob of cockatoos but only twenty or so that fly over early morning late afternoon you can hear them coming before you see them
kerry
There were at least 4x as many, I couldn't get them in one frame of the big lens. That's why they are a bit blurry
, I would have had to stand in the middle of the road.
M-L
I saw a flock like that at Easter heading up to the Bunya Mountains. It must have been several hundred at least.
Awesome work M-L!
Cheers
Tim
Brisbane
wow, I should post pics of the Galahs in Canberra
Peter
Have you been to Parliament House Peter?
Great pics M-L, i have not seen that many in one place.
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rawshorty/
Yeah, that one looks pretty odd Shirley.
I think it's actually a left wing (no yellow underside) on the "down" stroke...
Cheers
Tim
Brisbane