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Hello fellow Aussie birders, We have three seats left on our sixteen day ‘Experience Wild Sri Lanka’ tour, February 4-19, 2018. There will be opportunities to see most of the bird species on this island paradise, plus elephants, leopards and other wildlife! Bookings close for this tour at the end of next week. For more . . . → Read More: ADVERTISEMENT ‘Experience Wild Sri Lanka’ tour, February 4-19, 2018 Thanks Steve. Good to know. Peter The conservation battle is never finally won; the development battle is. eiπ + 1 = 0 > On 12 Sep 2017, at 8:05 am, Steve Clark < bukoba.steve@gmail.com> wrote: > > G’day Peter > > Both apps have been updated to work with the upcoming iOS version 11. . . . → Read More: ABC News: Apple is about to get rid of your app graveyard for good This month’s speaker will be Dr Grainne Cleary, research fellow at Deakin University who will talk about interacting with birds in your backyard. Grainne’s research has been about how people interact with birds and other wildlife in increasingly urbanised environments and the impacts on both birds and people. Where: Ground floor, 60 Leicester St, Carlton. . . . → Read More: BirdLife Public Talk – Melbourne G’day Peter Both apps have been updated to work with the upcoming iOS version 11. On your device go to Settings-General-About-Applications and you can see which (if any) of your apps will cease to work). Cheers Steve Clark Hamilton, Victoria On Tue, Sep 12, 2017 at 8:00 AM, Peter Morgan < nagrompr@bigpond.com> wrote: > Further . . . → Read More: ABC News: Apple is about to get rid of your app graveyard for good Further to the discussion some time ago: This report from ABC news prompts the question – are the Morcombe and Pizzey apps going to work with iOS 11? They certainly don’t belong in the graveyard. >>>>> Most Popular: Apple is about to get rid of your app graveyard for good When iOS 11 . . . → Read More: ABC News: Apple is about to get rid of your app graveyard for good Re: Binoculars (Duncan Cape) Duncan, I had the same problem with a pair of Pentax 7x50s that I have owned for 40 years. In my case, it was my eyes that were the culprit. From age 47 onwards, my near focus deteriorated (as it does), and impacted my binocular close focus as well, to the . . . → Read More: Birding-Aus Digest, Vol 47, Issue 12 |
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