Missed one day around the 13th 14th and probably won,t get the last bit tomorrow due to cloud on the horizon also some other pics.Alexandra birds are yellow Robin and White Cheeked honeyeater.Garden Residents.
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Looks good Derek...always enjoy the scenery you post !!!
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Re: Almost a full house
Wow!! that is a the most impressive set of Moon images I have ever seen to get all but 2 in a single month is amazing! well done.
Thanks for the bird info you get some beautiful garden regulars, most of mine are just brown. Your pictures always make me smile for the day
Alexandra
Thanks for the bird info you get some beautiful garden regulars, most of mine are just brown. Your pictures always make me smile for the day
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Cheers all.Alexandra we are very lucky here .We sought of live on a bird highway as they chase the winter flowers before they go back inland for spring.Thanks Terry Autumn and Winter are always the best months here to try for a full house,
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Re: Almost a full house
Excellent, Derek.
It’s always so uplifting to see your ‘postcards’ from down under.
The Moon montage is really special.
Stu.
It’s always so uplifting to see your ‘postcards’ from down under.
The Moon montage is really special.
Stu.
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