Photographing birds is an endless source of pleasure. Here are a few of our favourites. These have appeared in the Bird Photography Challenge posts or as part of our adventure stories.
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Brolgas
Shy Albatross at King Island
Rainbow bee-eater
Little Penguin at Mermaid Bay, Three Hummock Island
Reef Egrets
Golden-headed Cisticola
Hooded Plover
Black Kite
Fluffed up Buff-Banded Rail
Blue-faced Honeyeater
Golden-headed Cisticola
Black-browed Albatross
Crested Tern mum and chick
Bar-tailed Godwit
Shining in the sunlight
Australian Gannet
Laughing Kookaburra – Central Station Rainforest
Red-Capped Dotterel
Yellow-Bellied Sunbird
Black Noddy
Superb Blue Wren… Watcha looking at?
Graceful flyer at Lake Borrie Wetlands, VIC
Brahminy Kite keeping an eye on us
Pink Eared Ducks
Whiskered Tern hovering over the marshes of Lake Borrie, VIC
Mum and baby at Pertrobe Lake, Warrnambool, VIC
Pacific Gull
Foraging in the understory at Lord Howe Island
White Tern at Elizabeth Reef
Portrait of a little Welcome Swallow on our rigging in the Gippsland Lakes
I can see you from the corner of my eye! – taken at Rotamah Island, Gippsland Lakes
Time to go! – Taken at Duck Arm, Gippsland Lakes
Cape Barren Goose at Deal Island
Shearwater fishing off Port Stephens
Downy cygnet hitching a ride in the Gippsland Lakes
Big effort to launch at the Davey River, SW Tasmania
New Holland Honeyeater
Flame Robin at Deal Island
Quirky purple swamphen at Lord Howe Island
Whistling Kite in flight at Bittangabee Bay, NSW
Darter at Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra
Red -tailed tropic bird in flight at Lord Howe Island
Indian yellow-nosed albatross taken at Wilson’s Promontory, Victoria
Black faced cormorant, taken at the Denison Canal, Tasmania
Coot, taken at Le Tech Ornithological Reserve, France
Grebe on nest at Le Tech Ornithological Reserve, France
Cygnet at Le Tech Ornithological Reserve, France
Red Shank taken at Le Tech Ornithological Reserve, France
Egret taken at Le Tech Ornithological reserve, France
Our January No1 vote
Godwits in flight
Superb Blue Wren
Masked Booby
Emu
Noddy
Black-Napped Tern
The three stooges – Little Black Cormorants
Immature Pied Oystercatcher
Black-shouldered Kite
Red-necked Avocet
Immature but fledged Crested Tern
White-faced Heron with prey
Tasty morsels coming up!
Eastern Barn Owl
Hoary-headed Grebes
Whistling Kite
Hi Christine,
My name is Lauren Hook and I work for Office of Environment and Heritage as a Threatened Species Officer on the Glossies in the Mist (GITM) project. The GITM project is focused on the conservation of the Glossy Black-Cockatoo in the Southern Highlands and Tablelands. Part of the project is collecting sighting records of Glossies from the public which has been going well but there is only one problem …. Sometimes members of the public get Glossies mixed up with Yellow- tailed Black-Cockatoos. Your photos of Yellow-tails are so good at showing their diagnostic features and are also stunning, so I am writing to ask if I can use your photos in a newsletter and on the Glossies in the Mist facebook page as a comparison photo to highlight the differences to a glossy. I will fully credit you and am happy to share your website on our FB page.
Let me know what you think. Feel free to send me an email if you have any questions.
Your life looks amazing, nice job!
Cheers,
Lauren
Hi Lauren – very happy for you to share photos with acknowledgement. Glad to be of help!.
Thanks heaps!
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