Well, this has been a strange year, although I did manage to see some good birds. Lets hope the next one is better in terms of health, travel, politics and general wellbeing.
Here is a selection of my favourite pictures from 2021.
As a bit of a challenge, why not see if you can ID these birds: all taken this year, and all in Victoria.
Cheers and best wishes for the New Year. SM
Beautiful serie photos, the most of them we don't see here. The best wishes for 2022.
ReplyDeleteHi Stewart, I was reintroduced to your site via Margaret, Birding for Pleasure Blog. I was always a diligent contributor to you site especially while I was an expat in East and North Africa. I'll be linking shortly again. Regards Jo (South Africa)
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ReplyDeleteGood choices!!! (Though how you pick from all your excellent files, Stewart, I just don't know &*>) Roll on the new year... YAM xx
A great collection! Beauties all!
ReplyDeleteHi Stewart I took up the id challenge so here goes: Lesser tern or swift tern; Great egret, breeding; Some type of lapwing; Corella; Erasian Bittern; Black-winged stilt; some type of robin; King parrot; nocturnal bird: quail? Thanks for sharing. Jo
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ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Hard to pick a favorite..Might be the second one..Wonderful series..Egrets and terns..you lost me after that..No birdies to share this week...Happy 2022..
ReplyDeleteHi Stewart, I have added my humble link. Jo
ReplyDeleteHello Stewart, A delightful series of birds from your country but I can't ID them, but wish you a Happy New Year. Lets hope 2022 will be a better year, for all.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful year ahead!
ReplyDeleteLet's see... birds, bird, bird, bird, bird... how'm I doing? Happy New Year anyway!
ReplyDeleteWhat Linda said ^ ^ ^ They are beautiful, even though I can't ID. Happy New Year!
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