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Sulphur Crest Cockies Gossiping at Sydney Head
I was taking some pics of the very early morning light at the Gap when I spotted the resident sulphur crest cockies wheeling and screeching around like a bunch of harpes. I was using a 14-24 and 28-70 for the cliffs and kept changing my 80-200 for the cockies, but they kept flying off every time I approached! A second camera body maybe? Eventually I jumped the fence and sat down and waited, just as I thought I'd lost the chance and with the lovely morning light passing they returned and started preening on the edge of the 60 metre cliffs.
Sulphur Crest Cockies Gossiping at Sydney Head
I was taking some pics of the very early morning light at the Gap when I spotted the resident sulphur crest cockies wheeling and screeching around like a bunch of harpes. I was using a 14-24 and 28-70 for the cliffs and kept changing my 80-200 for the cockies, but they kept flying off every time I approached! A second camera body maybe? Eventually I jumped the fence and sat down and waited, just as I thought I'd lost the chance and with the lovely morning light passing they returned and started preening on the edge of the 60 metre cliffs.