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33 comments:
I've made the Superb Fairy-wren easier to find by photographing it ... :) This is a female.
Ey hev come to visit yew to see how the lower end of Our Empire is getting on.
Jolly good.
Carry on.
Aye errr ye look a little yella there Queenie! Ye didn't catch the yella fever or jaundice ere!
So all lovely photos!.. Number 3,
look like une boule of ice-cream whit chocolate on the top!.....
YYYYuuummmmY........!
Aunty Rita! It ISN'T time for dessert ... besides, you didn't spot the Fairy's tiny orange beak and legs. Shame on you!
Ey'm not entirely sure what it is yew are saying, but it is very keynd orv yew whatever it is.
Can someone get here quick and cart this Queenie away to the quarantine station ... she's about to spread a deadly disease };-}
Doin me best Queenie *curtsey*
Hello Fairy Wren - looking so adorable on her waterside perch! Cute little things!
I was lucky she stayed put for more than a few seconds that time Lavender :)
In the first photo the Fairy Wren is hard to see! It looks like a very tiny little bird.
An average size of 14cm Sharon. Not you, the fairy-wren! That's also including a tail in the measurement which is longer than its tiny body :) She weighs 10 grams hehheheee ...
The fairy looks like it wanted it's photo taken, you must be honoured.
I'm not honoured if caught yellow fever off Queenie, and shooting the fairy was hard work Modroom! I followed her along a river until she finally decided to not move for more than a few seconds ...
You must be knackered.
I also render animals that are unfit for human consumption and don't have testicles Modroom :)
You must be tired.
I am Modroom. GO AWAY!
You mustve tired out the Fairy Wren and thats why she surrendered to the lens hahaha
(What ever works with them - they flit about ceaselessly!)
Oh no! I feel guilty now, Lavender! Although, exercise IS good! :)
Very fine photographs considering the blade of grass looks like a giant leek!
Hhhehheee, I think that is the base of a Papyrus weed, Ces :)
I have never seen Papyrus before. Very pretty even if it is a weed.
It used to be used as 'paper' by the Egyptians Ces; yes very pretty :)
duck, duck, wren! *running around in circles!*
Oh, I forgot to ask... where's her glitter wand?
I thought so. We used local grass for paper when I was in college. Very pretty but not good with fountain pens because the nib scratches the fibers.
I'm with Joy, where's the fairy's wand?
Oh haahaa, Joy Eliz is ducking ducks! The fairy's glitter wand is so tiny you can't see it ... however, the next post shows how she can very quickly vanish then rematerialize! Don't blink Joy Eliz and Ces!
Yummy! Bird on a stick!
SCAT CAT!
There are no such thing as fairies. My shrink told me so.
Poor Lunatica must be blind due to her errrrrr 'unusual' crossed eyes. You need a new shrink Lunatica!
She's beautiful, and I found her three times, not telling you where though.
I didn't hide her Hardwax!
:)
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