What The????

In an attempt to get my phojo back, I went to a Birds-in-Flight workshop yesterday. The workshop started at the Parrots in Paradise parrot refuge in Glass House Mt. in the Sunshine Coast hinterland.

And this fine fellow is a cross between a King Parrot and a Red Wing Parrot. Never heard of anything like this before but he sure is colourful.

For O/S 365ers, see https://365project.org/terryliv/365-year-3/2018-01-17 for a male King Parrot and https://365project.org/terryliv/365-year-3/2019-03-23 for a female Red Wing Parrot.

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[Islandgirl]

Oh what a beauty!

[Kahsia]

Hope you learned lots. BIF is hard to master. Nice, colorful photo.

[Lou Ann]

What an amazing bird!

[Pam Knowler]

Fabulous mixture of the colours of both birds! Hope you enjoyed your course? Looking forward to seeing some birds in flight!

[Valerie Chesney]

Gorgeous colors Gorgeous bird.

[Dianne]

A lovely colourful image.

[PhylM-S]

Nice detail in the feathers on this beautiful subject!

[Poppo Livy]

@pamknowler Don't hold your breath Pam. When we left the parrot refuge to go shoot some BiF subjects in the wild, there were precious few birds around.

[Diana]

Fabulous capture of this beautiful bird.

[Babs]

Interesting result of a mixed marriage.

[Denise Wood]

Those colours are amazing!! However I'm sure you don't need a workshop on bird photography as your shots in your backyard are stuning - that's why i started following you all those years ago :) Hope your phojo is back as I really miss your photos - and our banter :) Fav for the mix of colours!

[Peter]

Another of your lovely bird images Terry so nice to hear your back with us, thanks for the interesting links:)

[Dione Giorgio]

Oh he is very different from what others post on this site. He has beautiful colours and markings too.

[Elizabeth]

Striking looking fellow!

[Holly Daly]

“Phojo!” I love it! I’ve been having the same problem and using birds to jump start my project too! Although nothing as amazing as this fella! Very nice...

[judith deacon]

What a weird combination! Great to see you back. We keep referring to your recommendations as we meander up towards Darwin. Wish we had time to come east again!