Thursday, March 21, 2013

I love lovebirds


I was out in Scottsdale last Sunday and I spotted these beautiful peach-faced lovebirds enjoying a rather large seed block that was sitting on someone's porch.  Thank goodness for that telephoto lens so I could zoom in and get a good look at these cute little guys.  I haven't seen the lovebirds that live in my neighborhood for a while.  Maybe I should get one of these seed blocks to lure them back.

20 comments:

  1. In my part of the world I only get to see theses birds in cages or pet stores. I would invest in the seed block for sure.

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  2. Beautiful! I think of these exotic birds as living in the tropics. What a pleasant treat to see them in Phoenix.

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  3. what a food feast for them, what an eye-feast for us.

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  4. We had two lovebirds until the female killed her mate. So, what's in a name?!

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  5. We have seen only a few around our house recently. We look forward to their return to the tree in our neighbor's yard where they have liked to roost in the past.

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  6. Do it, Sharon. I'll bet you don't have any squirrels in your neighborhood to cart it off and I'd like to see more lovebirds.

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  7. Wonderfully colourful and friendly looking birds, great catch!

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  8. Yes! Get a seed block so that you can have these beauties in your yard too. I wish I did. I have only seen one here and he looked lost and lonely. We used to put out seed blocks but it started to draw in pigeons.

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  9. If you can get these beauties to grace your property, please go get a seed block! Great pic of gorgeous creatures!

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  10. We had lovebirds when I was a kid and they were wonderful although you had to watch them carefully when they were out of the cage as they loved to chew things - drapes, wallpaper, trim on doorways etc.

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  11. I would love these birds if I had them. So I come here and look at yours. Such a delght.

    Pretty I must say.

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  12. Oh they're so pretty, you should definitely get a seed block Sharon.

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  13. Yes get a seed block. You've caught them in beautiful light here

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  14. Beautiful! Such a lovely family!

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  15. Fantastic! We don't have these here, what we have is the big long tailed green parakeet. Don't ask me where they came from.

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  16. O love lovebirds! Have a great week! Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart

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