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Tuesday, 9 November 2010
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Australia
Friends of Eucalypt Habitat
Alan
Vicki
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They are so bizarre looking.
ReplyDeleteOoooh, he's got it bad ;-)
ReplyDeleteVicki, as you know, I'm in Texas and seeing such beauty in their natural element is foreign to us here. The birds are amazing!
ReplyDeleteAustralia is called the lucky country. And I do feel extremely lucky to live this close to nature. This blog is one small way I can share it with others.
ReplyDeleteWe've been away a while and I've missed our birds!
ReplyDeleteI didn't realise how much until a few galahs flew over last night.
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