An Exotic Afternoon

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Posted by Nancy Freedman on 08:33:39 02/08/05

Was visited by ~50 Mitred/White-eyed conures and 12 of the much quieter and more polite Blue-Crowned parakeets. Unusual to see them both the same day; they never share the Seagrape tree. Then there were 6 White-winged parakeets flying around. Last but not least, ~30 Chestnut-fronted macaws flew over and landed down the street. Only about 4 Monks. A very noisy afternoon. Not nearly as many Robins around.

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Comments:	: Was visited by ~50 Mitred/White-eyed conures and 12 of the much quieter and more polite Blue-Crowned parakeets. Unusual to see them both the same day; they never share the Seagrape tree. Then there were 6 White-winged parakeets flying around. Last but not least, ~30 Chestnut-fronted macaws flew over and landed down the street. Only about 4 Monks. A very noisy afternoon. Not nearly as many Robins around.
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