Buried deep.
The native birds that come to visit us have been fairly scare throughout winter. Some rain early in the season greened the place up and food was a bit more plentiful. However, they are back now and this morning,the first of spring 2020 brought a smile to our face as a pair of galahs popped in for a feed. One sat back in a tree and kept a lookout while the other gorged itself, then amid thee flutter of wings caused by one of our local Magpies, they were off. This is the first time we have had galahs come by, despite their presence in the area, it's usually Corellas and Lorikeets. miners and magpies. And, well, the Wattlebirds yesterday.
Buried deep.
The native birds that come to visit us have been fairly scare throughout winter. Some rain early in the season greened the place up and food was a bit more plentiful. However, they are back now and this morning,the first of spring 2020 brought a smile to our face as a pair of galahs popped in for a feed. One sat back in a tree and kept a lookout while the other gorged itself, then amid thee flutter of wings caused by one of our local Magpies, they were off. This is the first time we have had galahs come by, despite their presence in the area, it's usually Corellas and Lorikeets. miners and magpies. And, well, the Wattlebirds yesterday.