Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Watery Wednesday ~ Barrages at Goolwa


The glassy Murray River water banked up above the barrages


noisily rushing through


providing splendid fishing grounds for this Australian darter,
Anhinga novaehollandiae.


Now you see him


now you don't.



All photos enlarge.

Thanks to 2sweetnsaxy we can all join in to this meme and
get our feet wet.

18 comments:

  1. great captures. it looks pretty serene out there (image 1)

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  2. Lovely captures as always! You did have a beautiful trip, didn't you, Arija? Hope you're doing well.

    Sylvia

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  3. Hi Arija, this bird looks like our Cormorant in Eastern Canada...he dives and then dries his wings in the sun. Does he have a different name down under?

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  4. cool river shots, my friend. and those lovely flowers, too!

    Happy Wednesday. :)

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  5. Love the look of his tail - wonder what he caught for his dinner
    Cathy

    Still Waters

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  6. My favorite among those beautiful shots is the second one.

    Water Fall

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  7. Love the disappearing bird. He's an elegant one.

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  8. marvelous series of shots. the first photo is relaxing.

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  9. This is a delightful series Arija.

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  10. Lovely captures. Have a good day Arija.

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  11. Oooooh I love this series of photographs especially the first one. The second one scares me. I am reminded of dams and bad experiences but just the same I like being tempted. Have a beautiful day! Tsup! Tsup!!!

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  12. Amazing photo collage. Thanks for this.

    All the best, Boonie

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  13. Great shots of the river... and the bird of cause. He did not like to be photographed...which I can understand... :-)

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  14. We saw some of your darters at the San Diego Zoo recently. There were two nesting pairs and the two males were arguing over nesting material. We spent some time watchin them. They look similar to the cormorants we have here.

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  15. Those birds are clever little devils, aren't they! Nice watery post from your part of the world. Thanks for stopping by at mine.

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