Birds in numbers not just a single bird…..but a group of 4 or more.
We have a diverse group of interesting birds on the Gold Coast and here are a few I’ve found so far.
I warmed up with one, then two and three to get to four or more.
For more Birds, 4 or more please go to Eds Sunday Stills.
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wonderful images! what type of bird is the solitary one? he is a beauty
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It’s a kookaburra native to Australia. 😊
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Oh and thank you.
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Beautiful captures! Live the third shot especially. 🙂
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Thanks Amy 🙂
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love the one with the posts
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Thanks Ms V. They are the proverbial “Shags on a rock” bird 🙂
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Oh I do so love those Cormorants lined up.
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Hmm I thought they were shags…. is that the same thing? Is there such a thing as a shag??
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They are interchangeable terms in my mind – don’t know if they are in reality! 🙂
But, you know, Shags have to be on a rock – hehehehehe
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Good answer 🙂
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So pretty! I especially like the picture with the birds on the towering logs.
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Thanks Very much 🙂
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