Grey Currawong

[Ralph]

Out at Hattah Kulkyne National Park with the wife just checking out the water in the lakes the wife seen a Crow in a tree behind us.
So I went to have a look and to get into a better position. And then I seen the eyes and I knew I wasn't looking at a Crow.
I was looking at a Grey Currawong and for the 1st time I have got one that I could completely see.

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[wigz]

Well done getting a reasonably clear shot. We don't get these up here and I'd never actually heard of it before, so I've learned something new. Thanks.

[Ralph]

Glad that you have now seen one they are quite big and got such a little voice on them for their size. Thanks for looking.

[Ozzie_Traveller]

G'day Arthur

Excellent feather detail in these pics - well done
Phil

[Ralph]

Thank Phil I was glad the wife actually seen it and pointed it out.

[HansE]

Very nice image. We used to have a family of Currawongs visit. They love peanuts.

[Ralph]

Who said you can't learn something new everyday. I had no idea about the peanuts, Thanks.

[Isac]

I love peanuts too, but I ain't gonna climb up a tree for you

[Isac]

Nice to get some good shot of birds in trees Ralph. Lovely abd sharp where it counts. Another species I haven't see but apparantly they can be found in the south-west of Western Australia. Thanks for posting.

[Ralph]

I followed a pair only yesterday but they would stay about 3 tree's in front of me all the time. So I had a long walk back to the car once I gave up.