Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing. Show all posts

Thursday, March 10, 2011

SkyWatch ~ Sunrise


Unusual for me I know, but just one shot of this splendid
sunrise. I am packing for a trip to the Flinders Ranges and
a coastal town on the Eyre Peninsula for a week or two.



Do enlarge it to see the full beauty.

I hope to get in some bird watching, fishing and painting while
away.

Be kind and leave some comments for me to come home to,
you know they brighten my days.

Keep safe and well until my return.

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Monday, February 14, 2011

MY WORLD & World Bird Wednesday - Gone Fishing


I hope you all can forgive me for not getting around to all
your blogs. Things are somewhat stressful here now, and
for quite some time to come. I do hope you will still leave
me your comments, they help me get through each day and
I appreciate them very much indeed.

At present, like this pelican, Pelicanus conspicillatus "Ah's
gone fishin'.... Just to Moonta Bay for a couple of days for
some much needed R&R. Naturally my camera and paints
are also making the journey.


Oops, a slight adjustment to flaps and the landing should be
a safe if not an elegant one.

Like the pelican I am hoping to catch enough fish to feed us.
Be prepared for some tall and maybe true stories to come . . .



I shall be out of range while away, so stay safe, well and happy
meanwhile.

As always, all photos enlarge.

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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Watery & World Bird Wednesday - Egrets and Pelicans


"Gone fishin' . . ." Egret and, are they Herons or juvenile Egrets?
Can some knowledgeable person please enlighten me???


The fishing was good so when they had had enough, they flew into
the Norfolk Island Pine to roost. It was still afternoon, maybe
just for an afternoon nap.


The fishing was so good that there were no squabbles between
species. Here the Pelican, Pelicanus conspicillatus, has no
problem in sharing his space with two Australasian Darters,
Anhinga novaehollandiae.


I just threw in this baby Pelican because it was so cute with
its mouth full. Note the change of water colour with an 180
degree directional change in photographing.



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