This week’s Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge is ‘White and Pastels.’ See more responses here.
Rosy-faced Lovebirds are also known as Peach-faced Lovebirds and they have a lot of color variations. I have yet to see a rosy face in Hawaii outside of tourists who’ve seen too much sun. Instead, the local birds tend towards pastel shades whether they’re dining or simply hanging out.
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That is so beautifully captured Graham.
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Thanks Aletta. They’re fun bird to photograph.
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Lovely.
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A great response to white and pastels, Graham. We call them peach-faced lovebirds, I think, unless they are a different one again.
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I expect they’re the same. That name is also used here.
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Awww, how cute, Graham.
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Thanks Marsha. They’re pretty cute birds.
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They are!
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Not only under water but on land as well. These are wonderful bird photos.
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Thanks Brian. They’re fairly cooperative birds, spending a good deal of time either feeding or preening.
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Gorgeous capture! In flight action shoot!
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Most of my decent in flight photos happen by accident, including this one!
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Great accident!
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Aww, these rosy-faced love birds are so sweet, Graham! Nice lens captures, I like the one where the one is flapping its wings! I just remembered that we had a lovebird when I was 9 years old and living in Beaverton, OR. She had the best noises!
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These are transient birds that come through from time to time. Generally the first clue to their arrival is the distinctive noises they make!
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