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These I did take through my dining room window... My backyard is an open aviary. You never know what's going to visit next...
Crimson rosella and Currawong.

Backlit said:

These I did take through my dining room window... My backyard is an open aviary. You never know what's going to visit next...
Crimson rosella and Currawong. View attachment 16531 View attachment 16532

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For flora and fauna, Australia seems like an amazing place...

farouk said:

For flora and fauna, Australia seems like an amazing place...

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It really is quite astonishing. I've been here for nearly 5 years now, and still cannot get over the variety and beauty of the bird life

Backlit said:

It really is quite astonishing. I've been here for nearly 5 years now, and still cannot get over the variety and beauty of the bird life

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Oh, and I haven't seen the half of it. The emus, the cassowaries, the many different owls and parrots and budgerigars and every different area of Australia having different endemic species from other areas and unique environment they know as home.

And as you may have noted, it's not just the birds... The reptiles and animals and insects and.....

Triumph1300 said:

Previous photos, two different images, same shot.

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Looks like West Coast or British Columbia someplace....

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Triumph1300 said:

It's near Quesnel Lake east of Williams Lake in central BC, Canada

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Okay...

PS: B. C. is an amazing place...

Another very old homestead located in a northern Idaho National Wilderness:

The ghost town of Dorothy, Alberta. I remember looking into the store's windows and seeing clothing still hanging on racks.

Right next to this area is the Red Deer River. In the pool just upstream of the bridge, I caught a 9-lb. walleye!
Sigh...I miss Alberta!