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Thanks, Rebecca, for featuring my galah image on your blog – really appreciated!
Yes, Svenning, it is a “real” bird . The Pink Galahs, along with Rainbow Lorikeets and pigeons frequent our backyard everyday – usually early morning and late afternoon when I put seed out. This one was taken looking almost into the sun, hence the illuminated feathers. The galahs always spread their wings upon landing – anywhere. It is a brief movement and difficult to capture. Have a look at my Flickr photostream for hundreds more bird images, the majority taken in our backyard here in Brisbane, Queensland: http://www.flickr.com/photos/degilbo_on_flickr/
Is this a real bird? The lighting makes it look artificial!
Thanks, Rebecca, for featuring my galah image on your blog – really appreciated!
. The Pink Galahs, along with Rainbow Lorikeets and pigeons frequent our backyard everyday – usually early morning and late afternoon when I put seed out. This one was taken looking almost into the sun, hence the illuminated feathers. The galahs always spread their wings upon landing – anywhere. It is a brief movement and difficult to capture. Have a look at my Flickr photostream for hundreds more bird images, the majority taken in our backyard here in Brisbane, Queensland:
Yes, Svenning, it is a “real” bird
http://www.flickr.com/photos/degilbo_on_flickr/