Yellow Tailed Cockatoo, a photo from Victoria, East

Photographer's Note

With the arrival of Caucasians to this continent the fauna and flora began to disappear soon enough. The newcomers destroyed habitats and having brought their cats and foxes, together they caused the extinction of many species. Many species currently are extremely rare and on the brink of extinction. The Christian ethos of dominion over this earth and disrespect towards all forms of life is in full swing. The ones who try to save forests and the creatures living in them are called derogatorily Greenies and Commies.

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Silvio1953 (223069) 2018-06-23 5:39

Ciao Klaudio, nice scene of love, great capture of lovely couple, wonderful natural colors, fine details and splendid sharpness, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio

Nicou (193814) 2018-06-23 6:43

Hlelo

Mervielleux oiseaux sur la branche quelle vue eet iamge quelle comp on dirait qu'il se fond des becs ces oiseaux superbe captage et ocmpo.
Bravoet amitié
Nicou

Sergiom (117241) 2018-06-23 7:05

Bonjour Klaudio,

Que c'est beau l'amour.On dirait vraiment qu'ils s'embrassent ou encore qu'ils se font une petite toilette. La contre plongée est belle et utilise bien les branches comme arrière plan.

Amicalement

Serge

kasianowak (17676) 2018-06-23 8:59

Zdravo Klaudio
Beautiful birds in a very photogenic pose. In combination with a sad but true note this is a powerful post.
Hope you're doing well.
Kasia

lousat (140058) 2018-06-23 16:02

Ciao Klaudio,welcome back with this perfect pic for treknature too,an excellent capture of this pair of cockatoo ,great exposure of difficult backlight and fine details too. Interesting note too about the disaster made in this place during its history. Have a nice Sunday and thanks,Luciano

emka (158936) 2018-06-24 0:17

Hello Klaudio, How nice to see you again. I have thought about you recently and wondered how you are. Yesterday we were neighbors on TE and in April I was not so far from you in reality. From Milford Sound to Melbourn is quite near :). An interesting note and I agree with your every word. One can observe what damage the stupid humans can be done especially well in Australia and New Zealand. So many rare species are gone. Cats and foxes, in New Zealand there are millions of possums. But not only animals, the same was with the plants.
Wonderful view of these two cockatoos.

Have a nice Sunday

MAlgo

ifege (49573) 2018-08-15 20:52

Hi Klaudio
Just looking back at recent Australian photos I came across this great one of this pair of black cockatoos. And a good strong political statement to go with it.
cheers
Ian

brano14 (3470) 2019-10-18 22:01

Samo da te pozdravim, nadam se da si dobro.
Usput, super fotka.
Pozdrav!
Brano

kordinator (8738) 2020-02-16 3:09

Dragi prijatelju Klaudio
Veoma sam potresen svime što se dešava u Australiji.
Na stravičan način požar je desetkovao biljni i životinjski svet u tom delu naše planete.
Fotografija je kao uvek predivna vizuelno, kao da ptice gledamo uživo.
Sve najbolje.
Saša

SteveH (8220) 2020-03-06 23:51

Hi Kaludio, nice work - where'd you find these guys. I see them occasionally in Yarra Bend Park, not usually right at the top of conifers and well out of photo range. cheers, Steve