What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
The Golden Whistler is a bird that I quite often heard... but am rather dumbfounded that I don't recall ever actually laying eyes on one! Their sound is fairly ubiquitous in bushy areas, so I really am at a loss as to why I could have missed it all these years. Oh well. There's time yet, I suppose...
Hello, What a cute bird, love their sounds. I hope you get to see one some day. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
We saw Golden Whistler several times and it is quite a beautiful little bird. Rufous Whistler was a little more difficult to locate but we saw it too. Great Australian birds - but aren't they all?
The Golden Whistler has beautiful feathers and such a pleasant voice. A native bird here is a Carolina Wren, it is maybe a bit smaller. Recently while sitting on the porch, I FINALLY identified the beautiful song that I have heard forever. YEP the Carolina Wren was my bird feeder. He sang his approved to the seed for a very long time. Hugs Cecilia
There are a few birds I've only heard and never seen and those are often ones that are common to bushy areas. They also tend to be the smaller birds like warblers which just adds to the difficulty.
What pretty bird.
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute bird, love their sounds. I hope you get to see one some day. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
he is so cute, and also precious to look at and listen to. happy little joyful yellow bird.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely song and such a beautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteWe saw Golden Whistler several times and it is quite a beautiful little bird. Rufous Whistler was a little more difficult to locate but we saw it too. Great Australian birds - but aren't they all?
ReplyDeleteTuneful bird!
ReplyDeleteThe Golden Whistler has beautiful feathers and such a pleasant voice.
ReplyDeleteA native bird here is a Carolina Wren, it is maybe a bit smaller. Recently while sitting on the porch, I FINALLY identified the beautiful song that I have heard forever. YEP the Carolina Wren was my bird feeder. He sang his approved to the seed for a very long time.
Hugs Cecilia
It's very colorful and beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty little bird, it's odd you never spotted one - the colours are quite conspicuous. Maybe they like to be deep in the bush?
ReplyDeleteThere are a few birds I've only heard and never seen and those are often ones that are common to bushy areas. They also tend to be the smaller birds like warblers which just adds to the difficulty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bird, their sounds are delightful.
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ReplyDeleteA charming little bird, and it has an unmistakable sound. I hope that one day you get to see the Golden Whistler.
All the best.
Sonjia.
What a great whistle. Our Piper perked up when he heard the sounds.
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A lovely song..and cute little face!!
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