VIDEO: It’s a bird photographer’s life
Who wouldn’t want to be a bird photographer after watching all the fun 2015 Nature Photographer of the Year David Stowe gets to have?
Who wouldn’t want to be a bird photographer after watching all the fun 2015 Nature Photographer of the Year David Stowe gets to have?
A yellow-tailed cockatoo shows off his colours while feeding in Tasmania
A brown thornbill stares down the camera in the Australian Botanical Gardens, Mount Annan, NSW
A male crimson chat is on the hunt for insects to feed his newly hatched chicks
Congratulations to this week’s AG Flickr group member Kym Bradley, for her image Silveryeye In the Blackberries.
The exquisite Gouldian finch is one of the world’s most prized caged birds.They once gathered together in the many hundreds but now the biggest flocks, found in the NT and the Kimberley, number little more than a few hundred.
There is a plethora of stunning birds in south-east Queensland and photographer Graeme Toft, based on the Sunshine Coast, specialises in capturing them. His primary area of interest is the local residents and migratory species of SE Queensland. “There is a wonderful diversity of species within a three hour drive from my home. A lifetime could be spent photographing them all,” he says.
Tracking the Australian pelican from the coast to the country’s centre.
These finalist 2013 ANZANG images capture unique insight into the lives of animals.