Monday Morning Wake-up Call: Put on your Pretty Bonnet and Let’s Go!

Southern Red Bishop Bird 1

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The Southern Red Bishop is common in wetlands and grassland in Africa south of the Equator. North of the Equator, it is replaced by the Northern Red Bishop or Orange Bishop.  It is 10–11 centimetres long and has a thick conical bill.  It feeds on insects and seeds.


Credits: Thank you Fairy-Wren

35 thoughts on “Monday Morning Wake-up Call: Put on your Pretty Bonnet and Let’s Go!”

  1. OMG, that makes me think of the little plastic rain bonnet my grandmother used to wear! Serious flashback! Thx for the giggle , David! Get out there and make it a good one, and steer clear of that spaghetti Bolognese….. 😉

  2. GM Dave, your Monday morning posts always make me smile and help me take the world a little less seriously! Thanks and have a awesome day!

  3. What a beautiful bird, David… Such a lovely bonnet… In fact, I thought it was a little joke when I first saw it, only to realise it is a part of their plumage… Delightful…!

  4. That poor bird…doomed to go through it’s life with a bonnet that will never, ever go away. Lol! The top photo is something it might be totally insulted by…if it knew. You’re beautiful anyway, you poor bird.

        1. OMG. You so have it in for this little beautiful creature. Be careful. This is a voodoo bird. You could wake up tomorrow with a bright red plume on your head.

          1. That is true…and I’d probably look a whole lot better than I do now, so bring it on! I DID say that he is beautiful. YOU’RE the one who said he has a red flashing light on his head. If anything, we’re probably both gonna be struck by voodoo bird.

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