Juvenile Magpie
by GregoryB

Comment by pmichaud:
We used to have a lot of magpies in our area, but the population was decimated by West Nile virus. They seem to be slowly making a comeback. I've never seen at feeders like this before. Beautiful capture.

House Paddock
by GregoryB

Comment by tph1:
Kangaroos, Wallabies and Wombats - oh my!

House Paddock
by GregoryB

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I feel that you must have a wonderful place to live, from what I have seen in photos from Roz and you. You are so fortunate to live on the edge of the natural area.
Those eucalyptus trees are beautiful, but they are certainly messy when they shed leaves, bark, and limbs. They grow those here for pulp wood, but they are not a native tree here.

Spotlight
by GregoryB

Comment by Kelli:
That's a beautiful vibrant purple!

Juvenile Magpie
by GregoryB

Comment by Kelli:
Nice vignette on this! Draws the attention directly to the bird.

House Paddock
by GregoryB

Comment by bs-photos:
Oh Man! I could picture laying back in a lawn chair, sipping a drink, enjoying the sounds of the birds, soaking up the sun! This is beautiful, I would LOVE to have a backyard like this! I loved the details about the critters & how they "sneak" into the fence!

Spotlight
by GregoryB

Comment by Jutilda:
Oh so THAT's you on flickr. hee hee

terrific macro!!!

House Paddock
by GregoryB

Comment by annig:
looking st your pictures combined with Rozzie's, you live in an area with a nice mix of rural and urban, even a little "city" and that fabulous firetrail!

nice expanse of your yard there, looks a lot like here in the sticks of Vermont
:)

Juvenile Magpie
by GregoryB

Comment by annig:
how fun to be able to observe this family everyday! I can't believe how big she is already! Would love to see the male's plumage

there are a lot of lines running throughout this image which seem to work very well at leading my eye throughout the frame; I like also how clearly I can see into the woods in the bg

Spotlight
by GregoryB

Comment by annig:
the textures, detail and sharpness of this image just make it SING!

really well done Greg!