Hello!:) Thank you for sharing the Tui bird, you took some nice picture of it It's a bird I have never heard of but what a great bird to see. I would like to follow you if I may.
Tui a pretty name for that bird in the flax flower. We don't have Tuis and flax in our country, but I remember the huge patches of flax when we were in New Zealand, they were not yet flowering at that time.
Wonderful shots of the Tui. We don't have flax at home so seldom see them here.
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From what I can see in your photos they look very similar to the Wattle Birds that we have here in Tasmania. Hope you have a great weekend - Tony
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jocees. I am now your newest follower. I hope you will follow me too. Tui is a cute name for a bird.
ReplyDeleteHello!:) Thank you for sharing the Tui bird, you took some nice picture of it It's a bird I have never heard of but what a great bird to see. I would like to follow you if I may.
ReplyDeleteHello Jocee, the Tui sounds like an exotic name. Pretty bird and flowers. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteSuch an pretty bird...including it's name!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteTui a pretty name for that bird in the flax flower. We don't have Tuis and flax in our country, but I remember the huge patches of flax when we were in New Zealand, they were not yet flowering at that time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful silhouettes!
ReplyDeletebirds do like to hide, darn it.
ReplyDeleteI love that you are in mid-summer, and the flax flowers are blooming. Really nice photos with the bird!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting to see the flax. Lovely silhouette.
ReplyDeleteExceptional images....and to be honest, I did not know flax had any flowering abilities!!! Learn something each day.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for using the linking tool this weekend at I'd Rather B Birdin'...it's appreciated!!!
I just love these birds, true kiwiana in a nutshell :-)
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