The king and queen
A male (top) and female of the lovely Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos that amazed me the other day in big numbers. The male is distinguished by the pink eye surround and a dark bill.
(As a side message - to all my flickr friends. My MS is getting the better of me lately and has dramatically slowed my typing skills and speed. I will be experimenting with voice to text soon, but from experience, there will be some spelling mistakes and misunderstanding. Meantime, I will plod along, but I might not be commenting quite as much. If I just occasionally get in a short comment, or a single appreciative word or even just a fave click to you, you can take it as me still greatly appreciating all your lovely shots. I hope to continue enjoying flickr for a long time, but it will just be somewhat slower for me. Thankfully, the shutter finger still works well enough! As a sign of my typing speed, this took 25 minutes to type out! Speedy Gonzales I'm not!!! ; ) )
The king and queen
A male (top) and female of the lovely Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos that amazed me the other day in big numbers. The male is distinguished by the pink eye surround and a dark bill.
(As a side message - to all my flickr friends. My MS is getting the better of me lately and has dramatically slowed my typing skills and speed. I will be experimenting with voice to text soon, but from experience, there will be some spelling mistakes and misunderstanding. Meantime, I will plod along, but I might not be commenting quite as much. If I just occasionally get in a short comment, or a single appreciative word or even just a fave click to you, you can take it as me still greatly appreciating all your lovely shots. I hope to continue enjoying flickr for a long time, but it will just be somewhat slower for me. Thankfully, the shutter finger still works well enough! As a sign of my typing speed, this took 25 minutes to type out! Speedy Gonzales I'm not!!! ; ) )