It's been wonderful to come home to the birds here, willie wagtails, white cheeked honeyeaters, kookaburras, pelicans, cormorants, blue cheeked honeaters, treecreepers, (just realised i haven't noticed any kites around since i've been back), galahs, corellas.
i'm thinking i should photograph one bird a day, and keep going - it has to be a different bird each day, i wonder how many i'd find.
would it become a chore?
i'll find out - starting tomorrow.
in the meantime, i've spotted a feral cat since my japan trip, a lean strong cat, twice with large prey in it's mouth - the first time, from a distance perhaps it had a small rabbit, but the second time i followed it, it had a crested pigeon with its head bitten off, and and it left it to what i thought was a different smaller cat under the bungalow.
today, i realised i was right, the cat has large kittens and i'm really worried about the stumpytail lizards and birds that all live here.
living on land involves a lot more than just enjoying the river
i'm thinking i should photograph one bird a day, and keep going - it has to be a different bird each day, i wonder how many i'd find.
would it become a chore?
i'll find out - starting tomorrow.
in the meantime, i've spotted a feral cat since my japan trip, a lean strong cat, twice with large prey in it's mouth - the first time, from a distance perhaps it had a small rabbit, but the second time i followed it, it had a crested pigeon with its head bitten off, and and it left it to what i thought was a different smaller cat under the bungalow.
today, i realised i was right, the cat has large kittens and i'm really worried about the stumpytail lizards and birds that all live here.
living on land involves a lot more than just enjoying the river
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