Gang Gang eating the fruit of a narrow-leaved hakea.
And another photo.
Photos taken by my True Love.
Kind Regards.
Tracy.
Gang Gang eating the fruit of a narrow-leaved hakea.
And another photo.
Photos taken by my True Love.
Kind Regards.
Tracy.
Reflections of An Untidy Mind 
Compliments to your True Love for the excellent photos! Mr. Gang Gang looks like he’s enjoying his snack.
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They love their food, Liz. 🙂
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🙂
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Great photos of a creature with a great name.
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Thank you, Margaret.
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What a beautiful bird. And a well done to your TL!
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It is one of my favourite birds, Anne. The gang gangs have big personalities and it always shows in photos.
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I’m happy to have found your site. These photographs are stunning! Looking forward to poking around and reading more posts. What camera does your True Love have? Again, these photos are so excellent.
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That is so very kind of you to say. Thanks for joining in the fun. My TL has a Nikon D500. Not the latest tech but he loves it.
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Going Gangbusters. Gosh I love it. Wow. A whole new way to leave a comment. So many choices! What in the world has WP been up to?
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🙂
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I love these guys. Wow. So pretty and so goofy at the same time!
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Yes, that is exactly what they are like, Martha. You should google them and listen to their call. They sound like a squeaky door.
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A wonderful thing about spring is the abundance of birds, great shot of the gang gang. Back from a jaunt up Mauao and the tuis are having a ball with all nectar about, I’m sure they were drunk.
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I have heard about the tuis proclivity for drunkenness before, Suzanne. I am seeing fewer birds this spring. It is a real worry.
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What a beauty. Excellent captures. I have never seen this type of cockatoo.
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The gang gang cockatoo is Canberra’s faunal emblem, Jude. Unfortunately they are now endangered so we see them less often.
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I have spent some time in Canberra, but sadly missed out on the Gang Gang.
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Unfortunately they are quite rare, Judy.
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A lovely shot. I’ve never seen this cockatoo out in the wild, only at the Zoo.
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Are they in zoos? Hard to believe. They are endangered and a lot of zoos have conservation programs so that makes sense.
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Sensational!
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Aren’t they! 🙂
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Gang Gang are gorgeous, as are these fabulous photos!
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Thank you. I will pass on your compliment to the photographer. Gangs Gangs are one of my favourite birds.
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Gorgeous Gang Gang! The 2nd pic gives me a happy feeling just looking at it 😀
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They have that effect on people, Liz. 🥰
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So cute ^^
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They really are. Thanks for commenting and visiting.
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