There are no Kangaroos Down Under!?

[Mel]

Uluru and Kata Tjuta National Park is owned by the Aborigines, the Anangu to be more precise, who lease the park to Park Australia.
Although you're still allowed to climb the Uluru, the Anangu ask you not to out of respect to their ancestors. We contented with looking
at the rock formation.

[Lisbeth]

Nice colour changes and impressive formations in the middle of nothing

[Mel]

Bird life was rather slow in the National Park, but I still got a few species.

Crested Pigeons
(31)
They were clearly accustomed to being fed by tourist and even tried to hijack our campervan.

Yellow Throated Miner
(32)

Juvenile Yellow Plumed Honeyeater
(33)

[Mel]

Whistling Kite
(34)

White Plumed Honeyeater chick
(35)

Zebra Finches
(36)

Still some to come.

[Lisbeth]

Great to see some new species I like the crested pigeons

[Mel]

I didn't like them... They were quite naughty

[Lisbeth]

I like their ridiculous look

[Mel]

Punks!

[Lisbeth]

Something like that

[harrys]

Some beautiful scenery photos and some new and interesting birds