Melbourne street art My 2014 Top 30. Melbourne is renowned world-wide as a city with great street art.

Chats and tips about digital photography. There are many nooks in Café Ludwig. This corner is for chats and tips about cameras, enhancing, manipulating and sharing photos. Is one of the front doors. Look around and enjoy! A New Year Resolution for me and to share. Moral and Resolution for 2018. Before putting the camera away, set Auto ISO sensitivity contro. May 2018 bring you glorious images all year long! Your right side works bette.

Observations of flora, fauna and landscape in central Victoria. Images, cards and prints. Bird photography workshops with Chris Tzaros. Rise and Shine Bushland Reserve.

Author of Horror, Fantasy, and the Weird. White Death by Christine Morgan. Needless to say, when I was offered an advanced copy of. In exchange for an honest review, I leapt at the chance! Angering the dreaded Wanageeska. The introduction of the Wanageesk.

What plant is that? Is a local sedge that grows in sand dunes and thrives in sandy Perth coastal gardens with no summer watering.

Birds of the Bellarine Peninsula. Saturday, 4 July 2015. Pt Reyes National Seashore, California. We had the 4th of July weekend in and around San Francisco and spent the Saturday travelling up the coast to Pt Reyes National Seashore. First wildlife stop was at Bolinas Lagoon, where we had spotted Harbor Seals. In our previous trip here in 1999. Sure enough, they were in the same spot, basking on the mudflats just offshore.

Welcome to the appreciation of Australian birds and the love of birdwatching, sharing bird sightings, photographs, personal experiences and helpful information. Birdwatching and Photography of Australian Birds. Shedding Light on Your Birding Experience. Most recent photos of my past Bird of the Week blogs. Photo, Video and Audio footage from previous posts. The Birds of Blackbutt Reserve, Newcastle. When Winter Birds are Two Few.

Black Falcons at Werribee Treatment Plant. Birds as Poetry Main site and index. Black Falcons at Werribee Treatment Plant. However that all changed on Monday 26th of March. To our great delight, the birds flew out of the trees and began quite an aerial display. The light was good, and so I managed some passable photos.

Following the Banded Swan Programme birds. To get a feel of the programme, Dorothy and I went down to Albert Park on Sunday 15th April. We found quite a number of banded swans, and two in particular had interesting encounters. The neck collar is not tight, it is just that he has puffed up his neck feathers. On feeding birds, it slips up and down the neckline quite easily. The Victor then threw a great display of neck stretching and wing flapping and calling.

My bird photography as poety. Well, are you feeling lucky Punk? Go ahead make my day! May 31, 2015. Enjoying the early sunshine at the Western Treatment Plant. Werribee Wagtails at Melton on a weather challenged day. Woodlands Historic Park on a wet day.