my early morning surprise!

Hopefully you can imagine my excitement when I heard and saw these 2 cockatoos come and visit my bird feeder!! They had difficulty working out how to get to it though, but entertained me for about 5 minutes. :)

[judith deacon]

Lucky you, Rainbow Lorikeets one day and Sulphur crested the next, makes my sparrows a little dull!

[Babs]

Ha ha, I bet they wish they weren't so heavy. Put sunflower seeds on the ground and they will devour them in seconds.

[Rosie Kind]

Oh they're lovely and this is an instant Fav. We have an umbrella cockatoo and he's such a lovely boy

[Lou Ann]

They are lovely!

[Peter Dulis]

You are so lucky to have these beautiful birds down here - nice capture

[ChristineL]

Great photo opportunity, sounds like good entertainment too!

[Beryl Lloyd]

Lovely visitors - they are pondering and discussing the best way to get t that food !

[Jane Anderson]

Exquisite!

[Lee]

How wonderful. Love the head crown.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

I love a cockatoo, had to be very careful with my punctuation there Denise but a FAV

[gloria jones]

Fabulous capture, details

[KV]

Wow! I can't believe you have such stunning birds flying around free outside... here they would be in cages... this is so much nicer. Fav

[Elizabeth]

Amazing to have these beautiful birds in your yard! I remember my grandmother used to have a pet cockatoo named Dickey Boy. Fav.

[Merrelyn]

What treat to have these beauties come for a visit :)

[Mallory]

Wow!! So cool!

[carol white]

A lovely capture. Fav!! 😀

[Bep]

Lovely capture. Fav.

[Carole Sandford]

What a great surprise!

[Peter]

Lovely light and capture Denise:)

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely shot

[KoalaGardens🐨]

super :)

[Denise (lyndemc)]

What a sighting! I bird-sat one of these once; their volume control is set on HIGH most of the time!!

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of those beatiful birds. But please not on the laundry dryer.

[Faye Turner]

What a wonderful surprise

[wendy frost]

Love those expressions . A great capture.

[Jane Pittenger]

They look as if they are having a conversation re how to approach the feeder

[Rick]

Wow, that would be a surprise to see those out there. Great shot.