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Corellas are distinguished from Cockatoos by the flesh around their eyes.
- View post Outside of the two or three small averies, most birds in the park were free flying, and apparently happy to…
- View post I noticed that the Wikipedia article didn't have a photo, so I just added the one above.
- View post When do we get to see the rest of your trip photos? I think an illustrated travel-log is in order.
- View post The Swamp Gums are nowhere near as big around as Redwoods, but awe inspiring none the less. You actually see…
- View post Phoenix is a hard place to love. I'm sure someone does, but between the army base, the retirees and the…
- View post Or, how about a tree you can walk around inside of.
- View post I always just thought of it as a lot of dust and rocks. Blasphemy! Desert beauty is a beauty like…
- View post Water and the desert are always a magical combination. I think I see a bit of Desert Paintbrush in there,…
- View post with a rain forrest in the Fall. This is nothofagus gunnii, usually just called "Fagus." It only grows in very…
- View post Lovely photo Andi.
- View post Actually, the "trick" here is being played by the flower, which if assigned some sort of sex would come closest…
- View post When Martina Navratilova parted with her partner of seven years, Judy Nelson, she let her lawyers use a similar stunt.…
- View post We found our first Autumn Bird Orchid a few weeks ago. Since then I've done a bit of web surfing…
- View post Most of the insects, and lots of other critters, there are nocturnal.
- View post Their barb wouldn't actually puncture human skin, so no one's too interested in how poisionous they are. We're fortunate…
- View post We mis-identified these. We thought they were Hare's Ears, but further delving changed our classification to Parson's Bands Orchids. We…
- View post I didn't actually handle the scorpion, if that's what you mean. I generally don't handle wildlife, poisionous or otherwise. Except…
- View post Where you were, there's two types of scorpians - the big yellow ones that are not too poisionous, and the…
- View post were more than a centimeter across. Autumn Bird Orchid
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