Tasmania,island state of Australia. Alan Fletcher's occasional blog about the enjoyment of birding in Tasmania.If your interest is images, visit my pbase site (see "links"). All images are copyright owned by their authors. If you wish to use any, please ask E-mail: tassiebirds@iinet.net.au
Monday, December 24, 2007
Season's Greetings
May you all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Stay safe people!
Forty-spotted Pardalote. An iconic and endangered Tasmanian endemic bird. Recently photographed in the Peter Murrell Reserve at Kingston.
And Merry Christmas to you too! Thank you for the stunning photos and informative posts. I haven't had much chance to get out with the binos recently, so I've been birding vicariously.
That forty-spotted pardalote has brought back lovely memories of watching them in their favourite tree at a friend's property on Bruny Island.
And Merry Christmas to you too! Thank you for the stunning photos and informative posts. I haven't had much chance to get out with the binos recently, so I've been birding vicariously.
ReplyDeleteThat forty-spotted pardalote has brought back lovely memories of watching them in their favourite tree at a friend's property on Bruny Island.
Hi Alan,
ReplyDeleteHave a very safe, happy and holy Christmas, and a bird-filled-up New Year!
Thank you Snail. Your comments give me the encouragement I need to keep on blogging. Have a great Christmas break.
ReplyDeleteHi John & Shirley,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your good wishes and thanks too, for your support during the year.
Seasin's greetings!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely bird!
Merry Christmas and good birding!
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