Scaly-breasted Lorikeets

These lorikeets called out to say 'hello' as they flew overhead. Once in the bush, they hopped continuously from flower to flower, moving and bending in and around droopy branches, perfectly camouflaged amongst the green leaves and orange petals while sipping nectar. They did hang around for me to go indoors get the camera and catch them at their favourite activity. Showing no nervousness towards any of my movements or the opening and shutting of doors, they sensed that they were the centre of attention of the big eye of the camera and made an effort to pose on the outer branches, without losing a moment's drink.
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Scaly-breasted Lorikeets
Can you tell my beak from petals?
I'll come out a bit more
Look how well I can hide among the flowers
Sophie magpie is keeping watch
I'll come out again for a pose
but I will keep moving
while Chipkin Noisy-miner arrives
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