Sunday, October 7, 2012
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Peek-a-boo, yoo-hoo, toodle-oo, tally-hoo
Four days of nonstop rain in tropical North Queensland and cabin fever setting in. Calls for something light and bright to break the monsoon...
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White-faced Heron stands up and begs picture be taken at Tyto. The birds can develop some trust in people, but I've never found any aro... -
Finally got my hands on Canon 200-800mm lens after 3-month wait. Just what I'd hoped for: not far short of 100-500 image quality at 500,... -
Munching on mantids, it's what Pacific Bazas do. Putting it another way, preying on Praying Mantises makes their mornings. Specially whe...
That's astonishing camouflage. I hope no one goes off road. :(
ReplyDeleteAmazing camouflage. How did you manage to see her in the first place? And why would she choose a place to close to the road?
ReplyDeleteAbsolute stillness is the essential, both for watched and watcher. As to choice of location, I guess laying comes at night and roads mean little to the birds.
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