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Posted 28/07/2017 - 04:32
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Thats a different angle on the opera house, How far north did you get?
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 28/07/2017 - 12:53
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Hi Don,
I'd seen something similar elsewhere on the web and I thought I'd give it a try, makes a change.
The furthest north we got was Currumbin for the wildlife sanctuary (which is where I got the kangaroo shot). We were staying in Alstonville near Lismore which is where our son lives. Lovely area.
This Tasmanian Devil was also at the sanctuary -

and this Quokka

neither of which I'd ever seen before.
Have you seen one of these up your way? Nobody round where we stayed had seen one nor knew what it was.

Cheers,
Howard
I'd seen something similar elsewhere on the web and I thought I'd give it a try, makes a change.
The furthest north we got was Currumbin for the wildlife sanctuary (which is where I got the kangaroo shot). We were staying in Alstonville near Lismore which is where our son lives. Lovely area.
This Tasmanian Devil was also at the sanctuary -

and this Quokka

neither of which I'd ever seen before.
Have you seen one of these up your way? Nobody round where we stayed had seen one nor knew what it was.

Cheers,
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
Posted 28/07/2017 - 14:09
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I'm sure my bird expert namesake in New Zealand might have known with more certainty (http://www.radionz.co.nz/collections/john-kendrick), but I believe the bird to be a female Pheasant Coucal.
John K
Posted 28/07/2017 - 15:03
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Thanks John, interesting article on your namesake. I, too, after a lot of googling have decided that it is a pheasant coucal. Possibly female but it could be a male in non-breeding plumage.
Cheers,
Howard
Cheers,
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
Posted 28/07/2017 - 22:47
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Yes you are right about the pheasant,not seen one for a while but they are about.
Nice shot of the devil,a Tasmanian native now in dangered because of a facial cancer.
You have to remember most of our native wildlife is nocturnal .
Nice shot of the devil,a Tasmanian native now in dangered because of a facial cancer.
You have to remember most of our native wildlife is nocturnal .
C&C welcome.
Don.
Don.
Posted 29/07/2017 - 20:26
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Thanks Don and Peter for your comments.
It took a while to get the photo of the Tasmanian Devil as he kept going round and round his enclosure, it seemed as if he was terribly bored.
Cheers,
Howard
It took a while to get the photo of the Tasmanian Devil as he kept going round and round his enclosure, it seemed as if he was terribly bored.
Cheers,
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
Posted 30/07/2017 - 21:13
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Thanks Stan,
Your comment has made my day.
Cheers,
Howard
Your comment has made my day.
Cheers,
Howard
Cymru Am Byth
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454 posts
19 years
Cheshire
1. Opera House
2. The bridge
3. Sydney skyline
4. Byron Bay
5.Colourful birds
6. Koala (in a sanctuary unfortunately)
7. Kangaroo (in captivity, the only ones we saw)
Hope they're of interest.
Howard