Mar 10 2019 Silent Sunday: Pretty In Pink Meet Rosie. Happy Sunday. Share this:MoreShare on TumblrTweetLike this:Like Loading...
Love the wonderful color of spoonbills. We had a few visit us last year, I hope they stop back by again…they have a standing invitation. Reply
We most certainly do, Gerrie. Our house backs onto the water, so we get a great selection of backyardigans. 🙂 Reply
Rosie is nothing short of stunning!! We haven’t seen Miss Rosa for a couple of weeks, perhaps she’s busy nesting already on the ‘bird island’. Reply
She is beautiful. I don’t see Rosie very often, but when we go to the nature reserve, we usually see a couple in the reeds. Not close enough for a clear photo though. Reply
How beautiful. I have yet to get close enough to get a good photo so I will enjoy yours all the more! Reply
No it’s called a Roseate Spoonbill. It’s related to the Ibis. The pink colour comes from the food it eats, like with the Flamingos. Reply
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She looks like she’s planning her day 🙂
That’s such a fun view of a very incongruous-looking bird. Love it!
Glad you enjoyed. 😃
Love the wonderful color of spoonbills. We had a few visit us last year, I hope they stop back by again…they have a standing invitation.
Of course they’re always welcome, Karen. 😄
Ohhh she’s a beauty
Thanks, Kathy.
She is beautiful
Thanks, Drew. 🙂
I would borrow that cape if I could. It’s really beautiful.
Haha. Me too. It’s a very flattering shade of pink. 🙂
so pretty, Sylvia! you’re in a paradise! 🙂
Thanks, Lola. So it seems. 🙂
Pretty in pink. 🙂
I love the colour of her feathers. 🙂
Very beautiful.
Thank you. It’s always a treat to see this neighbour.
she has her Sunday ‘best’ on just for this photo, great capture!
So cute of her. Thanks, Eddie. 🙂
This is definitely one I’ve never seen, but I’d sure like to.
Thanks, Gunta. We don’t see these birds too often in our backyard.
I meant you have interesting birds in your neighbourhood, but probably gardens as well!
We most certainly do, Gerrie. Our house backs onto the water, so we get a great selection of backyardigans. 🙂
Lucky you! 😀
Rosie is lovely, you have some interesting gardens in your neighbourhood.
So pretty. Blush pink!! What a beautiful view to have.
Peta
Thanks, Peta. 😘
Definitely a sign of peacefulness.
Thanks, Frank.
Oh my she sure is! Love this Sylvia
Thanks, Lisa.
Rosie is nothing short of stunning!! We haven’t seen Miss Rosa for a couple of weeks, perhaps she’s busy nesting already on the ‘bird island’.
She is beautiful. I don’t see Rosie very often, but when we go to the nature reserve, we usually see a couple in the reeds. Not close enough for a clear photo though.
I love beautiful Rosie! ❤
Thanks, Donna. 😘
How beautiful. I have yet to get close enough to get a good photo so I will enjoy yours all the more!
Thanks, Pat. I rarely see one close to.
She’s gorgeous!
Thanks, Carol. 🙂
That is a beautiful bird, Silvia!
One of the most beautiful ones. 🙂
Pretty and keeping an eye on you! 🙂
janet
Thanks, Janet. I think you’re right. 🙂
Where do you find them.. you have the most amazing bird collection in that nature of yours.. 😉
Very true. That’s why we love it here. They just keep on coming. 😃
You had a good day then… Such a treat to see this.
Thanks so much, Kavitha. 🙂
Is dit ‘n flamink?
No it’s called a Roseate Spoonbill. It’s related to the Ibis. The pink colour comes from the food it eats, like with the Flamingos.
Interessant ek het dit nooit geweet nie
Silent, Sylvia? 😉
Well, she didn’t say a word. 😀
But you wrote a few!!
So, sue me. 🤣
Well, that’s fighting talk 😳
I thought it was punny. 🤣
😀😀😂👏
Never seen a bird like this in pink cçolor
It’s the only bird around here with the pink colouring.
Hi Rosie!
😀
Great shot!
Thanks, YC.
Excellent.
Thank you. 🙂
And silence is what is needed here.
I agree. 🤫
A strawberry syrup ice cream with two sticks?
Haha……..thanks for the laugh, Col. 🙂