From Lofty: Today’s dinosaur collection in the drain round the back of the airport. Swamp hens on the water, silver gulls in line, ibis on the fence. Click for full size!
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From Lofty: Today’s dinosaur collection in the drain round the back of the airport. Swamp hens on the water, silver gulls in line, ibis on the fence. Click for full size!
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From Giliell, a bunny and more, click for full size!
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From Lofty, what a beauty! Click for full size.
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From Lofty, click for full size! Those Ibis, so pretty!
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From Kengi, click for full size!
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From Ice Swimmer, click for full size!
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From Giliell, click for full size! Is that a Magpie? Whatever it might be, love.
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A Cardinal and Brown-headed Cowbirds (male and female), from Kengi. Click for full size!
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From Giliell, click for full size!
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And a Galah, from Lofty, click for full size!
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From Kengi, Goldfinches putting on their bright colours, click for full size!
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rq explains: The first black stork has returned to his nest! A rarity here and in the world, their nesting area is closely monitored and deforestation efforts are co-ordinated with ornithologists every year.
He’s not tagged, but experienced observers say it’s the same guy from previous years; his mate hasn’t returned yet. Of the three ‘šeit’ links at the end, the first is a live camera view of the black stork nest, while the third has five different live camera links to bird nests: white-tailed eagle, black stork, chickenhawk, Eurasian eagle-owl (whose Latin name Bubo bubo I adore) and osprey. According to the third text, the chickenhawks and the eagle-owls are already incubating eggs.
Via DelfiTV.