Hi Glenys,
I've found that late afternoon is often a good time as lorikeets in particular,
and sometimes rosellas, enjoy sitting and socialising in the last warmth of the
day. This gives you time with them, and a range of poses.
Sonja Ross
On 03/07/2011, at 4:52 PM, Glenys wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm planning a trip to Inglewood, Goondiwindi and Bowra as I am a keen
> photographer. I used to breed parrots as a hobby, but this is a new
> extension to my interests. Can you please advise the best times to
> photograph birds in the wild? I know that parrots go down about August, so
> is it best to try to see them in winter time before the hens go down? And
> I'm guessing that another good time would be at the fledging stage. Any tips
> and advice would be most appreciated.
> Regards,
> Glenys
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