“A Flurrious Foraging Frenzy”
Sulphur-crested cockatoos (Cacatua galerita) doing what they do for a feed.
Gordons Hill, Tasmania
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Colin Chick
@colinchick@aus.social
Tasmanian ASD dad with GAD, depression, and PTSD & six neuro-and-gender-diverse kids. . Amateur photographer and film maker. Lower-case el liberal. #NoUseByLLMs #noindex #nobots
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“Count the Legs, and Divide by... ?”
Kingston Beach, Tasmania
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“No Open Fires to Roast On, But Plenty of Waves to Duck Under”
The chestnut teal (Anas castanea) is a dabbling duck native to Australia. The male has a distinctive green coloured head and mottled brown body. The female has a brown head and mottled brown body.
Nebraska Beach, Bruny Island, Tasmania
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“The Far Side of the Sun”
Iron Pot Lighthouse, Storm Bay, Tasmania
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“My heart is down
My head is turning around”
Sunrise from Kingston Beach, Tasmania
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@BenjaminNelan@mastodon.social @NanoRaptor@bitbang.social that'd be right. Amazon order? According to Wikipedia, everywhere on earth uses a PW configuration, EXCEPT the US, which inexplicably uses PE.
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@Texan_Reverend@kind.social @NanoRaptor@bitbang.social Wow! There's a :LowSpoons: emoji? How do you get it to work, I ask Ludditely?
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“Not Dodging the Draft: Genuine Spurs”
There is a widely-believed myth that the yellow spurs on the wings of Masked Lapwings (Vanellus miles novaehollandiae) can inject venom. Kingston Beach, Tasmania
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“A Morning Dip In Temperature”
Kingston Beach, Tasmania
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@dropbear@aus.social after our "go for a final fourth" became "final fourth, fifth, and sixth" my wife decided that enough is enough(!) and asked the surgeon to tie her tubes while they had her all opened up during the caesarian. Paper signed, ready to go. He still felt it necessary to reconfirm after three little humans had just been pulled out of her! "Just get on with it!", was her response.
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@jcholle@aus.social we've had wallabies and pademelons grazing our backyard on a regular basis down south Tassie the last few summers through autumn. In suburbia. Decided not to mow last time I did the front lawn. We have water out as well. It's so dry.
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@BenCotterill@mastodon.social it's a notch below semi-formal. Glad I could help.😁
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@Texan_Reverend@kind.social Ahhhh, cool! @shlee@aus.social any possibility, please?
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@dropbear@aus.social somewhat! Especially considering we knew one of the three had major congenital heart defects that had a huge crew of specialists ready to "deal with" (they hadn't been able to fully work out what was going on with that whole circulatory system) so we weren't even sure if we would end up with all three! So timing was... not great.😬😳
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@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social I'm glad Game & Watch network is supported; I can now get my parachutes all in a row. Or column. 'Array!
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@leemadgwick@mastodonapp.uk Why is it always the cabin access ladders that rust away first?!?
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