A shot that I took on the Noosa north shore a couple of months ago. I'm pretty sure that it's a female.Thanks for viewing.
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George
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Nice clear shot George,yes it is a female..
Thanks Raoul. What I meant to say was I think it's a female Red-backed FW as opposed to some other female wren species. Hmm, methinks we desperately need an Edit button.
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George
Cheers,
George
Melbourne, VIC
A very nice little take and tac sharp as always George.
Yes, an edit button among other modifications (for example, a Preview button, A "My Threads" button, no time-out limit, etc.) could transform BiBY into a professionally designed forum - but then we'd probably end up with banner ads to make it economically rational.
Regards, "Tark" - Olympus 4/3rds colour
Great sharp shot of the wren George
Never fear guys - changes to the forum are in the pipeline - please bare with us.
Holly
Uh Holly....I hope you mean bear with us ?! :'D or it might have to be an r rated forum!!!
BIrdie
sorry couldn't help but pick you on it!
I love the forum but an edit button would be great.
Sunshine Coast Queensland
Beautiful shot George, so lovely and sharp too. Glad you found some good birding spots up here
Sunshine Coast Queensland
HI George
Excellent shot you post such clear and sharp shots I look forward to your posts thanks.
Thanks all for your comments.
Birdie I was pleasantly surprised by the great birding sites around Noosa. My ignorance of the area led me to believe that it wouldn't be so good. Managed to see a Grey Goshhawk (twice) but, unfortunately, didn't get a shot of it. Scarlet HEs were also very common but the buggers wouldn't keep still !
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Cheers,
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George
Cheers,
George
Melbourne, VIC