Pamela Moresby
This is a little Blue Wren of Australia right in Judbury, Tasmania an island off Australia.
It is the tiny size of a NZ Fantail and flies like a helicopter same as our fantail
The female Blue Wren is brown but also cute
I put this here because I am sorry about the sparrows killing blue birds.
It is the closest to a gorgeous blue bird but I only have one or 2 photos of the closest NZ bird not quite like a blue bird but our NZ Kokako. Will do it in another post.
What a beautiful and unusual bird. I thought it was a ball
Thanks Vidocka it is a very tiny bird…
Very pretty little bird. We have some birds here that are blue, but none that are that vivid.
Thanks so much Rex glad you like the Little Blue Wren..I would very much like to see your birds
I love everything about this picture. Thanks for the much needed smile.!
Thanks so much Ghostwriter, glad you like it…as I do
He has great colours!
Lovely bird!
Thanks so glad you like the Little Blue Wren Alibb.
Such a special bird indeed.
Thanks Jenna, it is a specially nice bird
Such a beautiful view, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Hina for your kind comment
what an amazing picture.
1. the colors of the background and the foreground are perfect.
2. the bird is a beautiful blue!
wow!
Thanks so much Doc, glad this ticks all the boxes!
Beautiful photography , thanks for sharing
Thanks for the visit Witty Feeds..
Beautiful photo. Love the different blues on this bird
Glad you love the bird and I agree with you, thanks Gloridaze
that looks like a dinky little thing
It is a lovely little bird and that is one bird that is a great Australian
and yet not a marsupial…
This is a beautiful photo. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Artbytes26, glad you like the little Blue Wren.
What a gorgeous blue “roitelet” (french word for wren). It is too bad they are hunted and killed by bigger birds but that is the law of nature. New Zealand sure looks it has its share of different beautiful wildlife…
Thanks History Gal. The “Roitelet” is AUSTRALIAN
New Zealand is not a part of Australia but we do live 2 hours away by plane from Sydney.
I don’t know a lot about them, but I think they are beautiful. We were visiting a friend in Tasmania in Judbury and this one was right in her garden,
Interesting to know that it does not bat it wings while flying. Good observation.
It flies but differently from many birds, it hovers and seems to be like a helicopter, thanks Grace
Oh Pam, it is not your fault the sparrows kill the bluebirds. 🙁 This one is gorgeous!
Thanks Carol, glad you like the Little Blue Wren.
I have yet to see a wren and hear its voice.
Well, it is an Australian bird and I don’t know much about them, we don’t have them in New Zealand either.
I note that there are several “down under” species that are more colourful versions of familiar “up top” ones. I wounder if these began as deliberate or accidental introductions that evolved quickly to acquire their new looks?