Bird Migration
These emus (Dromaius novaehollandiae) came back too early this year, only snow to see in the fields!
Ok, just take your portrait. But, hurry up I freezing cold! Australia is a much better place to be!
My contribution to: «The BIRD D’pot» – «Wild Bird Wednesday»
This entry was posted on april 6, 2013 by HansHB. It was filed under bilde, Dyr, Foto, Fotoblogg, Fugl, Natur, Nikon, Nikon blog ambassador, Portrett, The BIRD D'pot, Wild Bird Wednesday and was tagged with AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8G ED, Australia, Øya videregående skole, bilde, Bird Migration, Bird portrait, close up, D4, Dromaius novaehollandiae, Emu, emus, foto, fotografi, Fotosafari, Fugl, Funny photo, Hand-held camera, Håndholdt kamera, hurry up, Kvål, Melhus, morsomt, naturfotosafari, nikkor, Nikon, Nikon D4, pot, The BIRD D'pot, WBW, wild bird, Wild Bird Wednesday.
Hans H. Bjørstads fotoblogg 
big birds!
april 6, 2013, kl. 17:25
Amazing birds and to see them in the snow is remarkable Hans!
april 6, 2013, kl. 17:38
Kuuul frisyre på denne typen her 🙂 Huff stakkars, de ble nok skikkelig overrasket over all snøen, ja…
april 6, 2013, kl. 18:30
SIEMPRE SU TRABAJO; IMPRESIONANTE.
UN ABRAZO
april 6, 2013, kl. 19:24
Stilige fugler! Flotte bilder.
He,he tror vinteren kommer til å vare lenge ennå…helt til neste vinter?
Det er helt hvitt her hos oss nå.
april 6, 2013, kl. 22:59
Yes, you’re right, these birds are very beautiful. Exquisite pictures!
april 7, 2013, kl. 00:06
that is quite the fetching ‘do!
april 7, 2013, kl. 02:02
Wow, I bet this throws them off. Coming home early and there’s still snow. Nice shots!
april 7, 2013, kl. 04:24
I love the capture of the fierce expression and wild ‘hair’! How wonderful to see these in person! Beautiful! xx
april 7, 2013, kl. 05:53
Norwegian snow-emus – global warming has spread to Norway seriously ….
They must miss Australia’s climate ……
The last photo is a nice portrait!
april 7, 2013, kl. 12:53
Wonderful portraits. Nice detail in the second shot.
april 7, 2013, kl. 13:02
says a story too 🙂
april 7, 2013, kl. 13:43
Handsome fellows!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
april 7, 2013, kl. 13:55
Wow…now this is something we don’t see here in South Texas. They’re neat!!!
april 7, 2013, kl. 14:40
Direkte pen kan de vel neppe kalles, men morsom!
april 7, 2013, kl. 19:31
Vilka coola fåglar!
april 7, 2013, kl. 19:52
Men ojoj vilka bilder du fick på dessa bussfrön 🙂
Jag har inte sett sådan här .så det var extra kul att se dom hos dig 🙂
kram
april 7, 2013, kl. 20:43
Great snapshot Hans!
april 7, 2013, kl. 21:14
The emus left Australia for a better place?
april 8, 2013, kl. 02:45
Fina bilder på stora fåglar. Och det ser ut som dom fryser.
Ha en fin dag
april 8, 2013, kl. 09:43
Heisann!
Fantastiske bilder, men jeg vet ikke helt hva jeg synes om de portretterte!
april 8, 2013, kl. 13:48
They are quite awesome looking, and have fancy hair do!
april 8, 2013, kl. 15:38
I especially like the close-up of the head – and your captions made me laugh!
april 9, 2013, kl. 22:20
har dom stackarna flugit vilse?
april 9, 2013, kl. 23:45
I hope they adjust.
Wonderful shots!
april 10, 2013, kl. 07:43
well that was a real surprise for me to see the emu through your lens Hans! Certainly not quite their expected domain
april 10, 2013, kl. 12:41
Just a little bit out of place! Nice pictures.
Cheers and thanks for linking to WBW – Stewart M – Melbourne
april 10, 2013, kl. 13:09
Oj, sådana ser man ju inte så ofta! Men har de flugit vilse och hamnat i Norge, eller brukar de vara där??
Fina bilder i alla fall. Inte säkert att de fryser, de har ju massor av fjädrar! 🙂
/Pia
april 10, 2013, kl. 18:03
Ja just det, så är det ju! *hi hi*
/Pia
april 10, 2013, kl. 19:06
Not used to seeing a emu in the snow.
april 11, 2013, kl. 00:33
Our winter is still hanging on though the snow is finally gone. We had many birds come back to snow cover and the migrating water birds were greeted with frozen lakes. They went elsewhere, but I don’t know where. Hopefully where they could find food to sustain them until the warmer weather comes. These are marvelous pictures of the Emus. Hopefully they will be able to dig up some food even with the snow on the ground.
Andrea @ From The Sol
april 11, 2013, kl. 17:20
Yes, our aras came also very early and waiting in snow now :-).
april 11, 2013, kl. 22:20
Wonderful quality of a subject in an unexpected environment!
april 12, 2013, kl. 04:24
I can’t help but notice the talking animals and birds you find have quite a sense of humor. 😉
april 16, 2013, kl. 03:35