Articles and Stories on Rescuing Birds.
Submitted by Gitie on 17 April, 2010 - 19:57
Monty magpie and Loki lorikeet know each other quite well. They share the gum trees in the bush. Keep any eye out for predators in the valley and when all is well, they catch up on all the neighbourhood gossip while larking out on the mulberry tree.
Before long, Lori decided it was time to inspect Monty's favourite spa and thirst quencher. A surprised Monty decided to let go of his initial territorial instincts and join his friend instead.
Take a look at the slideshow below for a peek at the birds.
The birds love us visiting their patch to look at their nests and catch a glimpse of their chicks. Most of the time, their nests are too high up in the trees for us to get a look inside. But once the babes are bigger and peer over the edge, we can introduce ourselves. Sometimes the chicks even call us and stand up to show themselves. Maggie and Vicky have always proudly shown us their nests and babes. Larry and Harrie, the grey butcherbirds too.
