Sharing the nectar

At the butterfly feeder filled with nectar, parrots also love it.

I love the deep color and contrast here Birte! Very beautiful.

 

Daryl

Very nice work, Birte! Best regards, Ruud.

nice shot, beatiful colors

WOw.. what a capture dear Birte :):) superb and what a Sharing :)

 

Biliana

That's great shot

Best Regards

EXCELLENT...an unique way to capture butterflies with parrot. a great composition...7/7

 

with regards...rabinder

I have been trying to get a decent sharp photo on this spot but till today still didn't get it. Those butterflies looks so delicate. Very very well capture. Your trip to the zoo is very fruitful, Birte.

amazing!!!!!!!!!regards

Birte, thank You for showing us this scene.

I like the pattern filled butterflies in the contrast to the red bird. cheers Jana

This is a great shot! The colorful feeder(?) contrasts perfectly with the b+w butterflies. The bird contrasts perfectly with the butterflies. I love it!

Where are you living ? in a kind of lost paradise ? IM jealous ! You show us so beutiful photos with wonderful animals ! I wonder if someday I will have the chance to see a such scene... thanks for sharing this precious moment !

excellent composition and colors..congrats.

Oops, you did it again!

Great shot. Great composition,great colors, super sharp.

What impress me the most is your love for nature, something that transpire your whole portfolio.

 

Thanks for sharing a part of the paradaise where you live in.!

10/10

fantastic view__7,7

A splendid photograph Birte. Congratulations. Kind regards, Neil

I always enjoy your work. Ken

Nice photo , but I don't like the composition and crop - upper left corner,

otherwise I would left more green space around...

Upps, and you have fantastic portfolio, thanks for sharing!

Interesting shot, Birte! Thanks for sharing.

Great pic - Congrats

Very fine work. Beautifully done.

I looked at the image before I looked at your name. Your work is just outstanding.

so oit looks like photoshop visited...strange image...looks really

like a composite...

I am afraid its not a composite,if you travel to Asia go visit the singapore bird garden and you will see the same thing!