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They’re native to the Kenya region, but I got this picture at the Singapore Bird Park
They’re native to the Kenya region, but I got this picture at the Singapore Bird Park
It started out as trying to photograph new species that I didn’t find before (gotta catch 'em all).
After a while I accepted some are less common to see, and I shifted to trying to get better photos or different positions of familiar birds to improve my skills.
I think either approach works, whichever makes you happy with the hobby.
What a haul!
Very nicely timed photo!
Good to know that it wasn’t done personally, but we should avoid encouraging this behaviour without the full story behind it.
I hope the OP will come back to explain the circumstances of this picture (e.g food based colouring, dog knocked over dyes).
Based on habitat, Milky stork is more likely. Yellow-billed seems more to the African side of the world.
Lovebirds are really fun. In general parrots are very intelligent, but the large ones usually do less of this funny stuff.
Please consider cross-posting to the Parrots community to help keep it alive!
Botanical Gardens in Singapore!
Very cool that they’re comfortable enough to get close to you. I’m not from the US but Grey Jay seems like a pretty good estimate
Very nice, almost glow in the dark!
What a great shot, the icicles are almost prettier than the bird. Almost.
Winter is here!
Nice find! We can only hope they are recovering/expanding, rather than being driven out of their natural habitats
Ah I misunderstood. This photo was taken in Singapore, most of the pictures I have are from Asia and Australia.
Thanks! Couldn’t really tell but I’m assuming some kind of leech or worm
Try spacing out your posts a day apart, and if other people post then skip your post for the day. Keep the community visible without spamming and hopefully people will join after a while.
This is what I did in the earlier days of !birding, and I rarely even post now since there are more contributors. (partly because I’m also running out of photos to share)
Are you testing the free or paid version from the Proton manager? I’m interested in trying out my first password manager but don’t think I’m tech-savvy enough to go the bitwarden route yet. Considering between 1Password or Proton.
It’s taken in the Singapore Bird Park! Haha I guess they don’t have too many options for natural looking bird baths.