Amson

MOC30-In-a-Line

MOC30-In-a-Line
Amson, Jan 30, 2018
Description:
In Australia, we call these birds colloquially Bin Chickens because they frequent garbage bins in parks and tips etc. I hated them but have grown more fond when seeing them in their natural habitat.

Credits:
One Little Bird - Silver Linings
Dawn Inskip - Beach Elements
Little Butterfly Wings / Studio Basic Collab - Beachscape
Scrapping with Liz - Daily Life Journal Cards
MPM Mosaic Oct 2015 Elements
Sara Gleason - Artifact
Pink Reptile Design - (Bottom Blue Ribbon) from expired kit Milaya

Thanks for looking!
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    • BevG
      We have ibis in the USA too. Here is a page I did with some of my photos of them. I like how your extracted bird's bill points to your title. That is very cool.
      Jan 30, 2018
    • Serena
      This is Gorgeous! I love the top extraction and the flower looks like I could steal it and run off with it! So. Very. Cool!
      Jan 30, 2018
    • Nemla
      Oh the out of bounds photo rocks.
      Jan 30, 2018
    • Miss Becki...
      I love your shells and doily!
      Jan 30, 2018
    • A-M
      We have these guys visit our backyard and especially the neighbours yard where the back of her property is a little swampy. We affectionately call them "chooks". When you look at them closely their black tails feathers are like lace. They move too much for me to ever get a good photo of the tail feathers and they are usually all closed up and you do not see the lacey look.
      Great page for the challenge.
      Jan 30, 2018
    • Amson
      @A-M I agree with the lace in the black tail feathers. Still trying to capture that. :-)
      Jan 30, 2018
    • KarenB
      This is beautiful. What strange birds. My photographer son has a trip to Australia booked in May. He is gong to love your wild life!!! :)
      Jan 31, 2018
    • Lena Gardner
      This is perfect...I love the little head peeking out. You've made a wonderful page!
      Jan 31, 2018
    • Amson
      @KarenB How wonderful for your son. May is a great time to visit most places as it will not be so hot. This summer is hottest on record for much of the county.
      Jan 31, 2018
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  • Category:
    Month of Challenges 6
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    Amson
    Date:
    Jan 30, 2018
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