RGB

[Birna Rørslett]

A less dramatic RGB contribution. Viltrox 23mm f/1.4, Z fc.

[golunvolo]

Wow, this might be a once-in-a-lifetime rare capture!  Well done, Luc!

  Great catch Luc!

[golunvolo]

Birna´s deep understanding of the frame, always a treat

[Luc]

  Great catch Luc!

Thanks Akira, Paco.

[Hans_S]

RGB Parrots at Loro Parque, Tenerife.

Excellent shot Luc! Now how did you get them lined up in the correct order? 

[Akira]

Birna´s deep understanding of the frame, always a treat

Indeed, yes!

[John Geerts]

RGB Parrots at Loro Parque, Tenerife.

Olympus E-M10 Mark IV + Panasonic 35-100mm f4-5.6

  A beauty such a to the theme fitting set of Parrots 

[Luc]

Excellent shot Luc! Now how did you get them lined up in the correct order? 

Thanks Hans. The one in the middle was the most difficult For the RGB effect I had to flip the images horizontally as the original order was BGR

[Luc]

  A beauty such a to the theme fitting set of Parrots 

Thanks John!

[Hans_S]

Thanks Hans. The one in the middle was the most difficult For the RGB effect I had to flip the images horizontally as the original order was BGR

 

Here, the little ones across the street comply in a clockwise rather than in a linear fashion. 

[Luc]

Nice one, Hans.

[Hans_S]

Thank you Luc 

[Akira]

Here, the little ones across the street comply in a clockwise rather than in a linear fashion. 

Nice capture, Hans!  This is pretty.

[Hans_S]

Thank you Akira 

It's a delight to have these guys occasionally turn up here in inner Melbourne, this shot was taken about 70m from our front door. Their gregarious manner is quite uplifting given the dour suburban setting.

It was the fashion here in the late 70's to plant "native" gardens and over the last decade these have become temporary oasis for birds like these Musk Lorikeets. I say temporary because with the destruction of their regional habitat and the local removal of the now mature eucalypts (to accommodate denser inner city housing) their days here are numbered.

[Akira]

Thank you Akira 

It's a delight to have these guys occasionally turn up here in inner Melbourne, this shot was taken about 70m from our front door. Their gregarious manner is quite uplifting given the dour suburban setting.

It was the fashion here in the late 70's to plant "native" gardens and over the last decade these have become temporary oasis for birds like these Musk Lorikeets. I say temporary because with the destruction of their regional habitat and the local removal of the now mature eucalypts (to accommodate denser inner city housing) their days here are numbered.

Thank you, Hans, for detailed explanation of the environment for the fascinating birds.  Sad to know the natural trees are cutting down even in your country, but should be spectacular to watch them flying around or flocking around the trees.