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Yellow Wagtail rewards hours seated on Common mud
Finally! Eastern Yellow Wagtail sees things my way and comes close enough for decent image. But all water is fast vanishing from main ...
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Time for bit of catch-up from the Town Common Cons. Pk, Townsville. First with young Rose-crowned Fruit-Dove, spotted yesterday in a fig t... -
What does a peer and grin (of sorts) add up to? Peregrine Falcon, naturally. This juvenile made an infrequent species appearance in Towns... -
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...
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Thanks - very enjoyable!
well done - wetlands are a vanishing resource in our part of the World (Malaysia) - the concept of International Treaties, such as RAMSAR, do not appear to have popular appeal.
You're welcome, mick.
Gary: Never mind Ramsar, watch out for local bodies looking oh so narrowly at bottom lines and profit from poor ol' Ma Nature. Further, one main reason Australia escapes much depredation against wetlands and nature reserves is that nobody (yet) has eyes on the particular bit of real estate. Wait till we go from 25 million to 35m or so (almost all wanting/having to live in thin coastal strips. Enjoy them all while we can!
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