Feathered Friend
Uploaded: January 18, 2003
Nikon D100, 105 lens, 1/125th, f/40 and flash :-( I was taking lots of photos of the birds' molted feathers and was trying to arrange them in patterns. Then I had this thought that they are already arranged in perfect patterns on the birds! I took lots of photos of all my birdie patterns and like this one the best. For anyone who loves a cockatoo, this is the best sight...their feathers going forward over their beaks... they only do that when they are very relaxed and contented and quiet.
Gary H. Minish
May 26, 2019
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