Penny didn't notice because she was, as usual, looking around on the ground for anything edible.
But I noticed and thought it was a beautiful sight.
That's why it's important to leave dead branches on gum trees.
Wednesday, 30 November 2016
cockatoo nest in dead branch
Yesterday we walked in a nearby park, and I was excited see a cockatoo nesting in a dead branch of a eucalypt.
Penny didn't notice because she was, as usual, looking around on the ground for anything edible.
But I noticed and thought it was a beautiful sight.
That's why it's important to leave dead branches on gum trees.
Penny didn't notice because she was, as usual, looking around on the ground for anything edible.
But I noticed and thought it was a beautiful sight.
That's why it's important to leave dead branches on gum trees.
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4 comments:
We biggified the picture. How beautiful!
Molly and Mackie, I love seeing birds free in the wild.
Parlance, how are you and Penny this Christmas? Sending you all the best from the Museum staff!
curator, I must have missed this comment. So sorry. I'll pop over and say hello on your site.
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