Nature's Canvas: A Year in Redland Bay and the Art of Attracting Aussie Bird

Greetings from the tranquil beauty of Redland Bay! It's been over a year since I made the move to this serene slice of paradise, and the journey has been nothing short of enchanting. As I've settled into this country haven, my heart's desire has been to welcome the vibrant tapestry of Australian birds into my daily life. Today, I am thrilled to share the joyous symphony of colors and melodies that now graces my home – a testament to the harmonious connection between art and nature

One of the highlights of my Redland Bay experience has been the daily visits from our feathered friends. Over 6 King Parrots, countless Galahs, White Cockatoos, and Rosellas have become regular patrons at the top of our water tank, creating a lively spectacle that never fails to warm my heart. The morning strolls are accompanied by the delightful sight of Kookaburras perched on wires, and I've been fortunate enough to spot the elusive kingfisher – a rare treat indeed.

Hoping for a Glimpse of the Rare: Among the myriad of avian visitors, the elusive red-tailed black cockatoos remain a mystery. Though their appearances are rare, the hope of witnessing their majestic flight adds an air of anticipation to every birdwatching moment. In the realm of nature, patience and hope are virtues, and I eagerly await the day when these majestic creatures grace our home with their presence.