Recently I showed you photos of my attempt to feed Lorikeets, my favourite birds.
Australia has millions of them and often places that tourists visit, feed them.
This can be quite a spectacle when thousands of birds descend on the bird feeders.
At the moment there are lots visiting my garden to feed on nectar from the grevilleas that are flowering there.
So Tony has made me a bird feeder - a good sturdy one as I'm hoping they will eventually come in large numbers.
It's right down at the bottom of the garden on the second terrace.
especially up here on the top terrace.
The new feeder is down among the bigger plants which were trimmed earlier and have recovered enough to flower quite well.

It hasn't taken long for the birds to find the new feeding spot.

Of course they are very wild and spook easily at the moment so I'm taking the photos from inside with my fantastic new zoom.
Australia has millions of them and often places that tourists visit, feed them.
This can be quite a spectacle when thousands of birds descend on the bird feeders.
At the moment there are lots visiting my garden to feed on nectar from the grevilleas that are flowering there.
So Tony has made me a bird feeder - a good sturdy one as I'm hoping they will eventually come in large numbers.
It's right down at the bottom of the garden on the second terrace.
Tony pruned the garden a few months ago - with a chain saw !! - so we have a lot fewer flowers from the grevilleas than usual.
especially up here on the top terrace.
The new feeder is down among the bigger plants which were trimmed earlier and have recovered enough to flower quite well.
It hasn't taken long for the birds to find the new feeding spot.
Of course they are very wild and spook easily at the moment so I'm taking the photos from inside with my fantastic new zoom.
These are all Rainbow Lorikeets - easy to see where they get their names
especially when you can see the colours under their wings.
Higher up on the first terrace we have a bird bath which, until now, has been completely ignored
It is fairly exposed at the moment while the grevilleas are so small but this morning I was so pleased to see a Lorikeet taking a bath.
It was having a great time diving right under and splashing away
and was very wet by the time it was finished.
Hope it tells all its buddies about the great birdbath it found.
Cheers.










