Fair call Mr Mudnut :-)
Some families also need their old homes left standing to raise/teach youngens ;-)
https://vimeo.com/196831930
Aussie WTEagles are very efficient on vermin, dedicated and always at work on time, unlike some young guns!
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That is the best view in Melbourne in my opinion!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Found this poor little beggar on the ground in the rain. Whacked him into a shoe box with an old towel. It snuggled in as we rang the wildlife rescue mob. I hope they can save him.
Bugger, it stopped breathing.
You can only give it your best mate ;-) !
I think our young dog got to it first.
Wedge tail eagle a few Ks out of Beverley, WA. Wasn`t quick enough to take a photo of it taking off from the ground. When I was driving around a sweeping bend, I notice a flock of sheep running from sone thing in the paddock and then I noticed some thing land on the ground, found out it was a Wedge tail eagle with another not far away. A third was circling towards the top of a hill in the paddock. The two that were in the paddock, had a bit of height to them and stood well above the stubble.
Found this little guy wandering around our site.
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One of them bushes that I parked next to when I took a photo of the Wedge Tailed Eagle.
Guessing its some sort of hakea. Haven't had any luck trying to ID it, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bush Ranger