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avondale87 wrote in post #19513026
Inquisitive. Didn't realise it's just an Aussie thing
Actually it's used in a derogatory sense when someone should be minding their own business. But it's also used in jest

Or as a verb meaning to look (have a stickybeak = have a look). Every time we have non-Aussies on our tours we have to explain what it means, as we use it often (usually as the verb). Next we'll have to explain what a chook is!

Pippan wrote in post #19513100

avondale87 wrote in post #19513026
Inquisitive. Didn't realise it's just an Aussie thing
Actually it's used in a derogatory sense when someone should be minding their own business. But it's also used in jest

Or as a verb meaning to look (have a stickybeak = have a look). Every time we have non-Aussies on our tours we have to explain what it means, as we use it often (usually as the verb). Next we'll have to explain what a chook is!

Umm, Umm, OK please do that now?? XPlain what a chook is??

Pippan wrote in post #19513100
Or as a verb meaning to look (have a stickybeak = have a look). Every time we have non-Aussies on our tours we have to explain what it means, as we use it often (usually as the verb). Next we'll have to explain what a chook is!

ha! Don't get started on that one Pippan!
I had one for a teacher! Oops!

avondale87 wrote in post #19513128
ha! Don't get started on that one Pippan!
I had one for a teacher! Oops!

Huh? What? Yeah it is me again!!

Pippan wrote in post #19513100
Or as a verb meaning to look (have a stickybeak = have a look). Every time we have non-Aussies on our tours we have to explain what it means, as we use it often (usually as the verb). Next we'll have to explain what a chook is!

don't have a chook, but do have another stickybeak

one of our rabbits

Cormorant

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fotoi wrote in post #19513204
Cormorant

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They amuse me when they perch. They look like they are wearing boots.

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19513127
Umm, Umm, OK please do that now?? XPlain what a chook is??

Thanks for asking Inspeqtor! A chook (rhymes with book unless you're from northern England) is Gallus gallus domesticus (i.e. a chicken)!

Pippan wrote in post #19513334
Thanks for asking Inspeqtor! A chook (rhymes with book unless you're from northern England) is Gallus gallus domesticus (i.e. a chicken)!

Unless they are a turbo chook (a Tasmanian native hen).

Capn Jack wrote in post #19513355
Unless they are a turbo chook (a Tasmanian native hen).

Speaking of which

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avondale87 wrote in post #19513364

Speaking of which

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Nicely imaged.

Capn Jack wrote in post #19513383
Nicely imaged.

Thanks Jack

robamy wrote in post #19512637

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2owB​cs1 Framed by dad by A & R Photography, on Flickr

Absolutely amazing, Rob! Super nice work!

Weja wrote in post #19512768
Ruff

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Weja

Outstanding capture of this Ruff, Jan! I don't think I've ever seen a photo of one before.

avondale87 wrote in post #19513143
one of our rabbits

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He appears to be a wascally wooking wabbit, Richard. Much like the one Elmer Fudd is always chasing after.

fotoi wrote in post #19513204
Cormorant

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Great Cormorant capture, fotoi!

avondale87 wrote in post #19513364

Speaking of which

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You captured this Tasmanian native hen quite nicely, Richard!

Lame-Duck wrote in post #19513431
Absolutely amazing, Rob! Super nice work!

Outstanding capture of this Ruff, Jan! I don't think I've ever seen a photo of one before.

He appears to be a wascally wooking wabbit, Richard. Much like the one Elmer Fudd is always chasing after.

Great Cormorant capture, fotoi!

You captured this Tasmanian native hen quite nicely, Richard!

Thank you, Mike.