Wild birds

[coltfire]

These are a few of my wild flock.

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[jtbirds]

beautiful steve!

[Maddy]

Gorgeous!

[Mare]

Holy Moly! Beautiful, Steve,,thanks for sharing! Ok...Steve..question...how would these birds survive in the wilds of central California? Just asking, not pointedly trying to intimidate. Curious, just so curious

[coltfire]

There are over 30 that come in at any one time, Mare as long as they can find food im sure they would survive

[2birds]

Very cool photos I love this.

Mare, they probabl6y would survive in your climate. I think that you would have to think about how an intoduced colony of cockatoos may impact the native wildlife. Other people might try to exterminate them for this reason.

[Mare]

You're right, Lori. I still dream of having a flock to hang out with Amigo but, honestly,, #1..the environment couldn't handle it, it would start looking like a desert within a few years and #2..the butt-head would probably chase them all away! :)

[plax]

It must be absolutely breathtaking to have those guys around, Steve. They're so very beautiful! Especially when they arrive naturally :th_biggrin:

[kendrafitz]

I am so envious that you have such beautiful visitors!!!

[2birds]

I get cardinals, finches, and hummingbirds visiting my yard. They're really pretty. I guess we always want the exotic though. Kind of like the straight hair, curly hair thing. I have a cabinet on by back porch and I leave it cracked open because the finches raise a couple of families in there every year.