Mulga

[Fuscus]

Mulga

 

[Fuscus]

Another Mulga

 

[hodges]

A little disappointed with this one i was expecting a nice mulga snake,

LOL Just as i post you post some, nice looking snake as well

 

[ryanharvey1993]

nice looking bird, I love the parrots you get out west, suppose its cause I am so used to the common ones here, the snake looks ok though thanks.

 

[Acrochordus]

Nice shoots of the Snake and the Bird, it looks like you have gotten out abbit during the day.
How's the weather up there?

 

[hodges]

nice looking bird, I love the parrots you get out west, suppose its cause I am so used to the common ones here, the snake looks ok though thanks.

Looks okay ? your kidding right it looks great, i guess your not a true mulga fan, :lol:

 

[ryanharvey1993]

Looks okay ? your kidding right it looks great, i guess your not a true mulga fan, :lol:

I dont really like mulgas.... I guess I used to watch to much steve irwin, he always caught a mulga snake :lol:

 

[DanTheMan]

Nice find!
How far west did you go?

 

[Kersten]

Awwww that's a beauty.

 

[Fuscus]

Nice find!
How far west did you go?

Almost to SA then up to Winton

 

[DanTheMan]

Holy crap, that must have been awesome! Cant wait to go on a proper trip like that!
How long did it take you? Would have clocked up a few km's!

 

[wizz]

nice one

 

[Fuscus]

this is the entire route ( it will take a while to load ). It was not the intended route due to rising creeks.
http://maps.google.com.au/maps?f=d&...149.578857&sspn=7.041169,9.887695&ie=UTF8&z=7

I've also attached my best photos of the primary targets. Unfortunately they are not very good, even with the 500mm lens.
I'm also

 

[moloch05]

Looks like a great trip. Mulga Parrots are real beauties but Pink Cockatoos are really special. I always like to see their lovely pastel colours when they are in flight.

Regards,
David

 

[Fuscus]

Looks like a great trip. Mulga Parrots are real beauties but Pink Cockatoos are really special. I always like to see their lovely pastel colours when they are in flight.

Regards,
David

Other (interesting) parrots sighted were blue-bonnets, ringnecks and bourkes. Bourkes should and look like small pigeons when in flight, It took me a day to realize I was surrounded by them. Unfortunately for me, it had rained a bit before I got there, last time I was there the parrots were forced to the only waterhole in the area, this time they could go anywhere. Still saw heaps but not many photo ops

 

[Kersten]

Sorry if you've said this and I just can't see it. But was that Mulga (snake that is lol) found at St George?

 

[Fuscus]

Sorry if you've said this and I just can't see it. But was that Mulga (snake that is lol) found at St George?

further west http://maps.google.com.au/maps?ie=UTF8&om=1&ll=-28.730335,144.387817&spn=0.852588,1.235962&z=10

 

[smacdonald]

Did you check out the fossil interpretation centre in Isisford?


Stewart

 

[Nephrurus]

Veyr nice Mulga parrot photos. I've struggled to get a photo of them and my best is nowhere near as good as that. Ditto for the Bourke Parrots.

Did you see any Flock Bronzewings? I saw a few out near Bedourie just recently. Got some OK photos of them in flight.

I got some nice photos of pink cockatoos in western Victoria.

-H