iSpy #32 joining in with Lysha's photography challenge.
Prompts this week were:
Watch, selfie (quarterly), intersection, hidden, own choice.
WATCH: This is a thrush who lives in our garden. This is taken from inside the house. She watches us watching her watching us ...
INTERSECTION: Morning sun; I liked the shapes and shadows intersecting in the window frames.
OK Bunny, here is an internet photo of an eastern rosella parrot. I can never get close enough for a decent photo.
HIDDEN: Can you spot the two eastern rosella parrots sitting in our apple tree? I couldn't get any closer before they flew away.
OWN CHOICE: This was taken on a day when the sun struggled to come through the cloud (neighbour's house); at last we are on our way to spring and summer!
That's this weeks offering.
Check out Lysha's photography challenge here: acameraandacookbook/ispy-32
10 comments:
Great pics I love the Thrush and wow fancy seeing rosella parrots flying wild
carol x
Gorgeous again Carol. Xxx
Great pictures. I love the thrush. Now I'm watching her watching you. I would love to see a close up of the other birds. [Bunny]
another series of lovely photos Carol.
Love your 'watcher', Carol. Apparently I have a tree in the backyard of the rental that Eastern Rosellas come to in spring when it flowers. I have seen one around a couple of times, but not on the tree... soon, hopefully.
Stay safe
Blessings
Maxine
Love the photo of the thrush - so clear, even from inside! I think the blue and white umbrella adds a whimsical touch to the selfie, brightening up the wet and cold. Glad spring is on its way for you!
Love your bird photos! I can certainly see the rainbow birds once you mentioned them in hidden.
I like your choice for "intersection." There are so many cool interpretations of that among the I Spy bloggers. And I see one "hidden" parrot but not the other one.
Thanks Natasha, the other parrot is facing the brighter one, but is on the other side of the branches so looks a lot paler. If you click on the photo you might spot it. CarolG
Amazing to have parrots in your backyard. How lovely!
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