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Sep 07, 2005 15:20 |  #1

I think these are found most everywhere in Australian areas except the deserts. I don't see a great deal of them where I live but theres the odd one about.


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Sep 07, 2005 16:08 |  #2

Beautiful. I've never seen one before.


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Sep 08, 2005 17:19 as a reply to  @ rick barclay's post |  #3

This is one cool looking bird! You guys sure seem to have alot of black & white birds out there...Wish the bright tree in the first one wasn't there:rolleyes: ,but the second shot is very nice and sharp!:D


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Sep 08, 2005 19:24 |  #4

mitcon you are finding some very nice birds there.keep them coming i will never get tired of them


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Sep 08, 2005 19:27 as a reply to  @ wolverinesr1's post |  #5

great shots i have never seen one ether.


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Sep 08, 2005 19:45 |  #6

Haven't seen this species, its bill seems shorter then the ones I've seen. Very nice pics.


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Sep 08, 2005 21:18 |  #7

Beautifukl shots of a great looking bird.. very different from the ones we see here..


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Sep 09, 2005 00:14 |  #8

I liked it also, as I said although they are meant to be common I don't see alot around here either. Mostly I see the little black cormorants in large numbers. Thanks for the kind remarks.


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Sep 09, 2005 00:17 |  #9

I think these are found most everywhere in Australian areas except the deserts

Don't be so hasty. I had a shag last night out at the pond ;) Given it's a wet area :)


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