Recent content by Avondale87

thanks Lindsay I was mixing paint and surprised how much dark pigment was in such a very light colour and the more I mixed the more interesting it got

thanks I linked it to same post on another site does this site expect the image to match the 500kb, 1024 px? Not my area of expertise

this is one of the surviving huts from early 'high country mountain men' of a bygone era Amazing scenery in the back blocks as we call the uninhabited interior here

I saw these materialise before my eyes and just had to capture an image I'll post later what it is, but its probably obvious

Roger this is a beautiful series of photos. Stunning colours and landscape. What would the dominant tree be there? Or is it mix of different species. We have many British trees planted by the early British settlers, but we never get a show like that

I see! I thought your post was going to highlight some dubious vegetarian food. that's bizarre to say the least Very well documented

Excellent photos Jeff Sharp, detailed and just delightful images I could easily live with them

Beautiful birds in I imagine their natural environs Nicely composed. Is it common for those 2 species to mingle?

3 beautiful birds Steve the last is a Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike Metallic starlings are all black, both sexes Our Eastern Robins are such sweet birds. Log runner. New one for me. I see it's mainland only, excludes me

Another male from couple days back. I've many other species from around here but wondering if I'm likely to be the lone ranger. Maybe just drag all into the birds thread. Just looked. Is there a general 'post birds' thread? Wouldn't concern me either option

Thanks John I don't think they are found there Peguins being coastal birds aren't something I get to see. There's a Fairy Penguin rookery on the coast with walkways but times I've visited not one in sight But the smell :puke:

Thanks Gramps & Nod Happy to diversify :giggle: I see those warblers are similar in size too

Yes beautiful and photos of. I often look at posts of these and think I could live very well with them if I was in their environs I reckon we'd hit it off very well together :giggle:

Thanks. They are superb. I'm a BMW fan from my youthful days. Once bitten, then smitten. Well almost :ROFLMAO:

Another of our resident male Superb Fairy Wrens That's a ¾" ID pipe for bird size comparison Female