Australian life of a parakeet bare cockatake parakeet / budgerigar Yuta Okamoto

Introduction (from the publisher)
・ Camechid and budgerigar, which are very popular as domestic birds (1st in the variety rankings, 2nd Sekisei, nearly 60 % of breeding birds in these two types), the first kame in Japan that captures living in the wild.・ Sekisei wild photo book.
・ It starts with a scenery photo of the Australian dried area where wild parakeets live, and the scenes of flowing in the flock at ease (morning), the scene of eating and drinking (noon), and the scene of resting in a flock (afternoon to evening).With a feeling, a photo is placed so that you can relive a one -day observation tour of the cockatiel.
・ Even if it is almost unknown, photos of each stage such as pairing, mating, nesting, and caring for nesting chicks are posted.A must -see photo that you can feel in the wild, such as how male and females are grooming and grooming, and the appearance of chicks that feed their parents.
・ Many budgerigators living in the same Australian dry area as cockatiels are also posted separately.This also includes photos of child -rearing, where you go down to the ground, eat grass fruits, drink water in a flock, and make a large group of 6,000 wings and move.The charm of Sekisei, which shows a little comical expression, is conveyed compared to the turtle.There are also photos of unusual scenes where Kame and Sekisei fight around the burrow and fly together.
・ In addition to the section introducing creatures living in the same dried area as the parakeet as a parakeet, all the parakeets, the differences from the breeding parakeets, the explanation of the same place, and the introduction of a parakeet observation tour that were actually held in Australia.Full of information that is useful for parakeet lovers.
Contents introduction (from “BOOK” database)
Eh!?Is a parakeet in the wild!?Japan’s first life photo book of a parakeet.
Author information (from “BOOK” database)
Yuta Okamoto
Born in 1987.Graduated from Tokyo Communication Art College of Wildlife.In 2012, he published Japan’s first wild parakeet photo book “Beauty in the Nature”.For three years, he worked as a reporter in a local newspaper in western Kanagawa Prefecture and then left.Currently, as a free photographer, he contributes and conducts lectures on photos and articles.NPS (NIKON PROFESSIONAL SERVICES) member (this data was published at the time this book was published)