Pink sky in the morning, a farmer's warning
Proving, of course, that the seed never falls far from the tree.
Galahs are more frequently called 'pink and greys' in Western Australia. The poor things were probably so named because a pink and grey mist is all a farmer sees when he shoots 'em with his 22.
It's a poetic, romantic, place, this Western Australia.
Labels: Galah
2 Comments:
Oh how sad... Do they really get shot? Why?
They, unfortunately, are considered pests in the Westralian wheatbelt, where there's millions of them.
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