I went for a walk and I heard a wolf whistle. Now I’m past the age that I am at the receiving end of wolf whistles (I’ve never been on the giving end, to be sure) but I looked around. I couldn’t see anybody and kept walking. Again I heard a whistle … It took me a while to locate the whistler. I looked up and there it was:
It was a macaw who was taking the mickey out of me!
I know that smaller parrots have made themselves comfortable in our area, mainly the rose-ringed parakeet. But mawcaws?
I documented my sighting (rather, it sighting me) on a local facebook group and immediately got the feedback that this bird is a pet who likes to take long flights but always returns to its human.
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We’ll. Whatever next?
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Why does autocorrect change ‘well’, into ‘we’ll’, every time ???
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We’ll, well never know, I guess.
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I have had a Pied Currawong do that to me one evening walking to my car from work in Sydney 😂
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You must look good from above. — Of course, I had to look up how a Pied Currawong looks. Google, helpful as ever, showed me the German wikipedia site without me asking. Guess what those birds are called in German (although there are none here): Weißbürzel-Krähenstar, literally: White parson’s nose crow starling. 😵
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That is a great name for a bird. Most times if you want to look to see what a bird looks like, just search my site, there’s a good chance it will be in a post somewhere 🙂
There was high rise on one side of the street and an exclusive girls school on the other. There were tall trees is the school yard as well as street trees
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