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Frequent flyer. New female pics added.
- Thread starter Lobo
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
What an amazing looking bird !! How wonderful to have him as a frequent visitor 
sunnibunny
Alpha Buck
He is so tame ?!?
daphnephoebe
Wise Old Thumper
So so amazing. The colours are lovely.
hoppetylop
Mama Doe
Wow.Beautiful
Lobo
Mama Doe
What stunning plumage
King parrots are more infrequent than frequent but we do have Crimson Rosellas every day and the occasional Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. We buy the seed mix in 10kg bags labelled Wild Bird Mix.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
A couple of the regulars dropped by today.
Male Sulphur Crested Cockatoo
Female Crimson Rosella
What beauties !!
How wonderful that such magnificent birds choose to visit you. Just amazing 
Wow, simply stunning The habitat around you must also be pretty special to support such wonderful birds Your pictures are also excellent. I will have a look later to see the difference between the sexes of these two. What a wonderful diversion to be able to watch such beautiful creatures. Thank you for sharing these.
The habitat around you must also be pretty special to support such wonderful birds Your pictures are also excellent. I will have a look later to see the difference between the sexes of these two. What a wonderful diversion to be able to watch such beautiful creatures. Thank you for sharing these.
Lobo
Mama Doe
All the birds except our Eclectus are living naturally in the wild. I have always really liked birds, especially parrots. They have the ability to be both intelligent and daft at the same time.
The only way to determine the sex of the cockatoos is by eye colour, the males have black eyes and the females dark red.
Some of my older pics:
Male Crimson Rosella
One of my favourites, male feeding one of its young
Our pet Eclectus parrot Aoife enjoying a lychee. She came from a rescue about 4 years ago and she can say her name together with a lot of other things.
The only way to determine the sex of the cockatoos is by eye colour, the males have black eyes and the females dark red.
Some of my older pics:
Male Crimson Rosella
One of my favourites, male feeding one of its young
Our pet Eclectus parrot Aoife enjoying a lychee. She came from a rescue about 4 years ago and she can say her name together with a lot of other things.
