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31 comments:
...for such large feet!
What are they looking at?
They are looking at the stage floor in deep concentration to remember the next move BoiledEggInADeckchair!
Oh. I hope they remember it soon.
Tsup*!* Is that mum and chicks or male impressing his hens*?*
Me too Egghead, otherwise they would be frozen :)
Tsup*!* Tsup*!* Bimbimbie! Hhehhee, I thought you wrote 'male impersonating hens' COFFEE! That is indeed a Mother and her three babes :)
One, Two, Three, Four!
One, Two, Three, Four!
One, Two, Hiding, Four!
One, Two, Three, Four!
HAHA, that's right G3TFilms! You're a very good dancer!!!!
I love her yellow lippy ... very 60's
I think I remember peering out from the safety of my pram at such lips ;)
Rockettes, look out!
Hhehe, most probably Bimbimbie! Especially if visiting the Botanical Gardens in your pram. Dusky Moorhens can be found all over the world wearing lipstick from the 60s!
The Duskys need to look out for the rocks, Debra Kay. Or they might go tripping! OH THE Rockettes? Agree :)
Tsup*!*
Tsup*!* Bimbimbie!
I've been practising my pirouette all week!
Hhehee I can SEE G3TFilms! Now try to pirouette in the reverse direction ;)
Nice looking birds but I want more Jack. How is he and are his puncture marks healed? Does he need a shot?
Very nice little kick line there. The Dusky Rocketts!
What big feet they have!
Gosh Anonybird, I'm only a beginner... OK, let's try... but you have to help.
Watch my avatar through several times.
Really concentrate.
Take notice of exactly how I do the anti-clockwise pirouette. The form. The Shapes.
Now.
Close your eyes.
Imagine the pirouette through once more... now imagine it running in reverse.
Ta-daaaaa!
Open your eyes.
;D
Hi Ces! Jack is healing well; the wounds are at a peeling stage. There is no need for a scary needle! :O
The Dusky Rocketts they are Red Mojo! Weeee!!
Indigo-Daisy, all the better to stomp with my Dear!
Gosh G3TFilms, I already tried that - too easy! It was YOU I wanted to pirouette in reverse. Are you afraid of throwing up? That might happen if don't turn around in the reverse for a bit. All by yourself! ;)
*splat*
I fell ovah!
REALLY? Hhehheee...
Hhehheee... no.
*sigh*
*tired nodding smile*
*zzzz...*
Grin - to your bantering!
And interesting to see the almost identical, yet slightly different Dusky's. The plumage is a little more accentuated - but otherwise they look just like our Common Moorhen. Good one!@ Cheers, Klaus
one, two, three, chachacha!
Please beg the forgiveness of the lorikeets I threatened with hot oil ... I don't know what came over me! I think I flared at the thought that *anybird* would be so mean to Jack now that he's home safe and sound, poor guy has been through enough lately! :)
Ohhh I say! Has Miss Melissa been a trifle vicious?!
When I look at these birds all I can think is 'plump' lol
So many amazing birds in your area... I would probably bird watch all day and get nothing else done!
Bantering? *cluck*! I've seen an English Moorhen but will seek out an American one, Klaus! The English one doesn't look much different; there must be very subtle differences between the Duskys and the Commons outside of Australia!
Hhehhee, Melissa loves the Chachacha!!! You're forgiven Melissa, shock can romote strange reactions sometimes and you are unwell also! This morning the Miners covered the Castle!
Miss Melissa has recovered Miladysa. Hello, you're back :) The Morrhens ARE plump! Hhehhee
Very dangerous living in Australia for that very reason Sharon! HAHA :)
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