Evening all,
My Australian birding adventure is now at and end and I’m firmly back in the cold, dark islands of the North. Looking through the species I’ve managed to get +/- presentable photos of on my site, I’m sad that I didn’t quite get the full alphabet – I never got anything for Q, U or X. I did however, get some 200 species on there, which is nearly half of what I had on my Australian list over three years (411 – and without owning a car or driving licence!). Thanks to everyone who provided advice on here and to everyone who offered lifts! The connection isn’t /entirely/ over, though as I’m still illustrating Ed Williams’ articles for Australian Birdlife Magazine (which is well worth a look if you’re not a subscriber). Yours in all things small, brown and requiring a panel of experts to judge its ID,
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G’day Tony
Have you thought about using alt names? For example there is a South Australian alt name for Cockatiels that starts with Q (Quarrion)
Regards, Laurie.
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Good luck back in Blighty Tony – you’ll be back in a land with more Birders than Birds! It’s been a good laugh over the last few years… All the best – and Happy New Year, Ed > Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2012 00:46:25 +0000
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