24 July 2012

Warners Bay - Part One







Melaleuca (paperbark)  I saw a magpie fly off with a huge chunk of this.  Good to know it served such a great purpose, I thought what a great lining for a new nest!

Magpie

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10 comments:

  1. Elizabeth Edwards10:55 pm

    i wonder if i will ever get to see a "magpie" in person ... such interesting birds. i love the shots here. looks really grey. i love the shot of all the boat turned over. looks very calming ... (:

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  2. carol l mckenna10:59 pm

    Fantastic photos ~ reminds me of the New England Coast ~ namaste, (A Creative Harbor)

    ps. another Carol M here ~ (no e) enjoy ^_^

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  3. Vores have11:42 pm

    Great pictures of shows in owt.
    Wishing you a good day :)
    Hanne Bente / hbt.finus.dk

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  4. Joop Zand12:03 am

    Lovely pictures from nice places Carole.....good work again.
    The last one is also great, good composition.

    greetings, Joop

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  5. Grandma Barb's This and That2:00 am

    Great photos, Carole. I always love seeing scenes from your part of the world.

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  6. Mary2:27 am

    That is a beautiful place you have shared. Get that..bird, mouth open, mouth shut. Cool catch!

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  7. TexWisGirl3:04 am

    really like the perspective in the first shot! and the magpie is so dapper!

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  8. Micha S.7:22 am

    The last one is extremely good!

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  9. Jan Castle9:33 am

    Had the Melaleuca trees in Miami, Florida when I was a kid...messy tree but such fun to play with the peel off 'paper' and pretend!
    Hugs,
    Jan

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  10. Kay6:46 am

    I like the red beak and leggs on the sea gull. They also have red eye lids isn't it? It doesn´t show on the picture. Beautiful pictures!

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